The results indicated that the prepared materials in the form of fibers would be useful for load-bearing biomedical applications such dental composites and bone tissue engineering.
The new keyboard did not include the BASIC keyword markings that were found on earlier Spectrums, except for the keywords LOAD, CODE and RUN which were useful for loading software.
Poly-L-lactide (PLLA) is a low rate degradation polymer compared to PGA and has good tensile strength and high Young's modulus (4.8 GPa approx).; therefore, it is useful for load-bearing applications, such as orthopedic fixation devices [ 134].
We hope this proof-of-principle demonstration of high-fidelity atom-array preparations will be useful for deterministic loading of N single atoms, especially on arbitrary lattice locations, and also for real-time qubit shuttling in high-dimensional quantum computing architectures.
A 600 MWe LFR design is proposed which would be useful for base load operation but as a fast system it could also be used for load following.
The proposed approach will be useful for simulating musculoskeletal loading in the hand for occupational activities, thereby optimizing tool-handle design.
Although micelles formed by block or branched copolymers could be useful for controlling the loading and release of proteins or other hydrophilic drugs from oil phases relevant to many of the biomedical applications highlighted above, very few studies of micellar systems in biocompatible oil phases for drug delivery have been reported.
Our data suggest that neoadjuvant bevacizumab may be useful for preoperative tumor load reduction before TLND in AJCC stage IIIB/C melanoma patients.
In addition, capillary blood samples might be useful for monitoring viral load during the course of disease where repeated sampling by venous puncture would be too much of a strain for severely suffering EVD patients.
We did not detect any morphological damage on loaded knees, but more careful inspection using molecular markers such as expression and activities of matrix metalloproteinases will be useful for detecting the maximum loads that do not cause any inflammation or evaluating potential regional acceleratory phenomena [ 35- 37].
