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Over the last decade, it has been shown that utilization of multiple QD layers is an effective way to prevent gain saturation [3, 5 7, 9, 11 15].
In the USA in 2007, the direct medical costs of managing diabetes were US$116 billion and it has been shown that ED utilization rate by people with diabetes is twice of those without diabetes [2, 3].
It has been shown that the utilization of the 1D source correlation, as exemplified by line-by-line scanned image, with our proposed technique achieves a BER threshold of only about 0.6 dB away from the theoretical limit, and outperforms the other 1D techniques, JSCTC and SCJSCC.
It has been shown that the utilization of CPENSpm has produced overlapping results with the BENSpm treatments [ 22].
It has been shown that low utilization of health services in rural China is often due to the heavy economic burden of seeking treatment for diseases [ 4].
It has also been shown that the relative utilization of fatty acids and glucose shifts depending on the aetiology and stage of disease.
It is shown that utilization of optimized loading paths yields a better conformance of the part to the die shape or leads to a higher bulge height.
Besides, it was shown that utilization of the water cooling loops drilled in the DU bed was beneficial to enhance the heat transfer and promote the hydrogen recovery process of the bed.
By the example of E. coli it was shown that utilization of Cu nanoparticles is of high potential for creating new bactericidal dressings as human tissues are resistant to cuprum [ 37], while microorganisms are highly sensitive to it [ 38– 40].
Nevertheless, it has been shown that glucose enhances xylose utilization at low but non-zero concentrations [ 11, 12], which can be attributed to induction of transporter systems [ 11, 13], induction of glycolytic enzymes [ 14] and improved co-factor generation [ 11].
Despite the availability of outcome measures specific to upper extremity it has been shown that the rates of utilization of self-report measures are low in clinical practice [ 23].
