The possibility that nanoceria could interfere with cell differentiation has been addressed in previous studies, albeit with divergent outcomes.
The coordination among supply chain partners for product line design (PLD) with consideration of remanufactured products has not been addressed in previous studies.
However, the coordination of supply chain partners for product line design (PLD) with consideration of remanufactured products has not been addressed in previous studies.
Some important issues resulting from these technologies have been addressed in previous studies through process systems engineering (PSE) methodologies, which are able to provide rigorous decision support during CCUS planning.
The program is frequently used and has been provided within a wide variety of settings, but its effectiveness in its own right has not been addressed in previous reviews.
While the energy consumption of parallel decimal multipliers has not been addressed in previous works, in this paper we present a comparative study of parallel decimal multipliers, considering energy/power consumption, leakage and dynamic power consumption, beside latency and area.
The first issue has been addressed in previous studies, so the objective of this study was to evaluate controls on salt ingress through observations and modelling of the transport of the stable isotopes of water and salt within reclaimed profiles at the South Bison Hills overburden dump located north of Fort McMurray, Alberta.
The question to what extent emotion-related brain activation depends upon the presentation design (block design vs. event-related design) and the stimulus type (scene pictures vs. pictures with facial mimic) has hardly been addressed in previous functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) research.
In their natural habitat, fish are subject not only to exposure to mixtures of estrogenic compounds, as has been addressed in previous publications, but also to other confounding factors (chemical, physical and biological), which may, in theory, affect their responses to such compounds.
We present an analytical expression for the shear dispersion during transport of a neutral non-reacting chemical species within a channel with porous walls, which has not been addressed in previous studies, under the combined effects of pressure-driven and electro-osmotic flows.
