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Moreover, the yolk diameter can be well controlled from 320 to 600 nm, the shell thickness from 140 to 250 nm and the mesopore size from 4.6 to 10.6 nm by simply adjusting amount of CTAB and TEOS.

In the current era of cART, when HIV can be well controlled from the time of diagnosis, it may be that people will not show the same effects of chronic infection as they age, or at least not to the same degree.

An XPS analysis proved that the polymerization was well controlled from the initial monomer ratios.

Well defined, separated and spherical microparticles were obtained, and the particles size could be well controlled with narrow distribution ranging from 0.5 μm to 3 μm.

It is shown that the type I error could be well controlled by including the confounders from both models [ 41].

However, hypertensive patients whose blood pressure is well controlled appear protected from myocardial infarction by aspirin therapy without an increase in the number of cerebral haemorrhages or strokes.

In contrast to the high variability of motor evoked potentials (MEPs), the TMS-evoked EEG averaged responses are generally highly reproducible, provided that the delivery and targeting of TMS is well controlled and stable from pulse to pulse and between experiments.

On the positive side, other exhaust gases have been well controlled, as have pollutants from petrol cars, but nitrogen oxides from diesels contribute to nitrogen dioxide (NO2) that is more than twice the EU and World Health Organisation limits in some UK cities. Nitrogen oxides also mix with other pollutants to form harmful airborne particulates and summer-time smog.

Moreover, the qualitative and quantitative qualifications of interviewed experts were well controlled according to suggestions from qualitative research field to make sure their representativeness.

Many patients with COPD and cancer do not need an annual or biannual consultation at a hospital, either because they are well controlled or considered cured from their disease, or since their assigned general practitioner handles regular issues, explaining why the numbers in the NPR from 2010 to 2011 are lower than the corresponding published prevalence estimates.

Using the British Hypertension Society treatment targets, (≤140/8 5mmHg) the proportion who were well controlled on treatment decreased slightly from 113 (3.7%) to 94 (3.1%) in women and from 101 (3.0%) to 96 (2.8%) in men.