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Drug treatment of bacillary angiomatosis has not been studied systematically to date, but erythromycin is reported to be efficient and is currently the firstline agent of choice (40 ).
The microstructure, mechanical properties, corrosion behavior, hemocompatibility, in vitro cytocompatibility were studied systematically to investigate their feasibility as bioabsorbable implants.
The effects of different parameters on rate of hydrolysis were studied systematically to establish the kinetics of reaction.
The mechanical properties, corrosion behavior and in vitro cytocompatibility of Zn-3Cu-xMg alloys were studied systematically to evaluate the feasibility as biodegradable implant materials.
As a model system, the undercooling response of pure gold encased in Pyrex glass was studied systematically to develop a consistent record of the undercooling behavior.
The lattice effect induced by tensile strain on the superconductivity of graphene MgB2 composites was studied systematically to deduce the electron phonon coupling (EPC) and the multiple superconducting gap behavior.
It can be used to decide which program areas need to be studied systematically to gain information about whether the program assumptions are correct.
The interfacial structure evolution of Ti-coated diamond particle reinforced Al matrix composite produced by gas pressure infiltration has been studied systematically, aimed to provide an insight into the optimization of interfacial structure and properties of the composite.
Association behavior and physical gelation mechanism of ABA triblock copolymer dissolved in B-selective solvent have been studied systematically from dilute to moderately concentrated solutions.
However, this has not been studied systematically in relationship to gene-by-environment interactions, at least in part because of an incomplete knowledge of the genome.
The problem is that much less is known about cardiac myocyte function in human (sarcomeric) cardiomyopathies because they represent only a minor fraction of explanted human hearts and have not been studied systematically in relation to aetiology.
