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No existing report has been available to develop an optimal design of FGM dental implant for promoting a long-term success.

The S/MARs biologically delineated in this study begin to provide the extended sequence evidence that has frequently been called for and until now, not been available to develop a robust in silico model.

Although brain skull boundary conditions strongly influence the model mechanical responses, limited experimental data are available to develop an informed representation.

Here, we used data from a 38.5 ha spruce forested headwater catchment where three years of δOP and δTF were available to develop a data driven method that accounts for canopy effects on δOP.

Moreover, by characterizing both forwards and backwashing behavior together, mathematical theory is available to develop strategies that increase the effectiveness of microfiltration in conjunction with backwashing used to regenerate the filter.

They said that in these schools: "Reading was not taught beyond exercises in course books or previous examination papers and teachers made insufficient use of the wealth of authentic material that is available to develop students' speaking, listening, writing, knowledge about language, language learning strategies and intercultural awareness".

Not enough data were available to develop summary estimates for inflammatory bowel disease and haemolytic uraemic syndrome.

In the future, data might be available to develop multipliers for the impact of antimicrobial agent use on blood culture sensitivity for specific infections.

Given WHO's mandate; limited resources that are available to develop high quality guidelines that are informed by the best available evidence, particularly in LMIC; and the potential to reduce unnecessary duplication, WHO should continue to develop international guidelines.

An extraordinarily short period was available to develop this national-scale campaign protocol and lessons learned from past experience related to the screening program were not drawn on as inputs in formulation of the policy.

This implies that when insects are reared on a poor-quality host, limited resources may be available to develop an adaptive trait, such as pathogen resistance (Janmaat and Myers 2006).