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On weathering-limited slopes, transport processes are so efficient that debris is removed more quickly than it can be generated by further weathering.
It is anticipated that some unusual but interesting properties may be generated by further varying morphologies of ITO materials.
Informal analysis during and after the first round of data collection led to a determination that a fairly complete picture had been generated, and no significant additional information would be generated by further data collection.
The knowledge to be generated by further characterization of these rat models should significantly enhance our understanding of the genetic bases underlying breast cancer risk as well as the mechanisms through which estrogens contribute to breast cancer development.
Moreover, a number of recent studies support the view that sphingosine 1-phosphate (S1P), another powerful sphingoid mediator that can be generated by further metabolism of ceramide, exerts a critical role in myogenesis.
EVI offers a methodological framework that explicitly considers the uncertainty surrounding the decision by a healthcare system to adopt a health technology and values the additional information, which may be generated by further research, in a way that is consistent with the objectives and resource constraints of heathcare provision [ 9].
Even though significant heat has been generated by further application of RIE after the central panel is released, there is still no sufficient grain coalescence in some of the Sn hinges due to the difficulty of heat transfer.
The toxic Aβ oligomers were generated by further dilution with two volumes of H2O and incubated for additional 18 hours or more (for the toxic oligomer stability assay).
Large, multinucleated, TRAP+ osteoclasts were generated by further addition of 200 ng/ml GST-RANKL and culturing for 4 6 days.
Hyphae were generated by further incubation for 6 h at 37°C in deionized water (purified by Milli-Q) containing 20% FCS.
Focus groups were conducted until the data reached a point of theoretical saturation;[ 13, 14] that is no new themes were generated by further discussion on the topic.
