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The equilibrium can then be modified through a slow change of system parameters, to generate other equilibria.
The surfaces of these particles could be modified through a coating process by depositing a few atomic layers of biocompatible polymers.
The implant surface can be modified through a variety of methods in order to achieve control of some of these cellular interactions and consequently increase the degree of implant fixation with the surrounding bone tissue.
Through a collaborative process, findings will be discussed with members of participating networks to select physical and environmental factors, human and resource factors, or processes of care that can be modified through a quality improvement process.
Several of these processes are driven by vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), and hence may be modified through a BP-mediated reduction in the level of this key pro-angiogenic factor [ 23].
BMP4 signaling can be modified through a number of regulatory inputs, namely availability of the ligand (BMP4), restricted expression of specific type I (BMP receptor, type IA [BMPR1A] and BMP receptor, type IB [BMPR1B]), and type II (BMP receptor type II, BMPR2) receptors, and the presence of the inhibitory pseudoreceptor, BMP and activin membrane-bound inhibitor (BAMBI) (21).
Perfectly elastoplastic constitutive model is modified through a smoothing factor introduced by Liu [Liu, C.-S., 2003.
Moreover, the antenna dimensions are modified through a parametric study to arrive to the optimal performance in terms of antenna bandwidth with minimum size.
In partial eigenvalue assignment, not all eigenvalues of the open loop system matrix are modified through a multiple input state or output feedback controller.
The copolymers were modified through a resonating salt by the addition reaction of a chlorotitanium-triisopropoxide; the modified resins are called Ti hybrid copolymers.
The control is carried out adaptively on the basis of a fuzzy rule base in which the so-called Consequents of the IF THEN rules are modified through a proper adaptive law which enables tracking the desired reference trajectory.
