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Here, three typical surface-engineering strategies for g-C3N4 have been reviewed, which include (i) to dope nonmetals to extend the visible light absorption by creating surface states; (ii) to couple nanosized metal oxides onto the surface of g-C3N4 for enhancing the charge separation and (iii) to modify the surface of g-C3N4 with inorganic acids for promoting the O2 adsorption.

In Section 1.3, engineering strategies to improve higher alcohol production are reviewed, which include (1) enhancing the function of enzymes and pathways as well as cofactor and precursor availability, and (2) addressing product toxicity.

A laboratory approach is reviewed which includes: development and study of whole animal models for carcinogenesis, analysis of animal tissue responses to carcinogens in vivo and through in vitro culture methods for morphological and biochemical studies, and development of in vitro culture methods for human target tissues.

Thirty-one cases of ovarian fibrosarcoma were retrospectively reviewed, which included medical records for eight patients, and 23 published case reports from 1995 through 2009.

Of the 109 abstracts screened, 67 did not study health professionals and 19 were reviews which did not include primary data.

It has been shown that systematic reviews which include studies with low scores on internal validity may overestimate effect sizes, thus introducing a potential bias to the review.

Systematic reviews which include adverse effects are likely to make more than one comparison.

For both ankle arthrodesis and total ankle arthroplasty there has been no systematic review which included only RA patients or reported specifically the results of this patient group.

"They have absolutely earned the right to make up their own minds". King has been scathing of Wallace's review, which includes the aim for Rangers to be Scottish Premiership champions by 2016/17.

The first is a recent systematic review which included 16 qualitative studies from six European countries (Greece, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK).

The most recent review of brief interventions in primary care was a Cochrane Collaboration review which included 29 randomized controlled trials of brief alcohol intervention in primary care.