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Stainless steel has been gaining increasing use in a variety of engineering applications due to its unique combination of mechanical properties, durability and aesthetics.
While this novel approach is gaining increasing use, well-designed studies are needed.
The use of transition metal complexes of iminodiacetic acid have been widely adopted in biology, and are gaining increasing use in biotechnology, particularly in the protein purification technique known as immobilized metal-ion chromatography [28].
Systems biology models are gaining increasing use and acceptance in industrial process development and this will undoubtedly lead to more integration of PM data to improve these models.
The WHR, a measure of central adiposity, is gaining increased use as a measure of etiologically significant obesity and is thought to be more closely related to pathology, especially coronary heart disease, diabetes mellitus and stroke [ 7].
5-Fluorouracil has been a mainstay in the treatment of colorectal cancer for nearly five decades; however, the use of oral formulations of the medication has been gaining increasing traction since capecitabine was approved for use in adjuvant settings by the US Food and Drug Administration in 2005.
A technology that has been gaining increasing importance within the last decade is the use of pulsed power supplies.
Reverse engineering using 3D scanners has been gaining increasing popularity.
Mulligan's mobilization-with-movement (MWM) treatment techniques are gaining increasing popularity for use in musculoskeletal conditions, such as low back pain (LBP) and other disorders [ 6- 12].
Strategies to combine aspirated marrow cells with scaffolds to treat connective tissue defects are gaining increasing clinical attention and use.
One solution to this challenge that is gaining increasing traction is the use of genetic engineering to introduce human genes into mice to generate superior models for predicting human responses.
