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The remaining 12 knees showed clear incorporation with no visible radiolucent lines around the component and no signs of significant graft resorption.

In 12 of these knees, a clear incorporation with no visible radiolucent lines around the component and no sign of substantial graft resorption was noted, while unclear radiographic graft incorporation was seen in 3 knees.

Thus, it was clear that incorporation of exe in cPCL NPs could significantly sustain its release.

As demonstrated in Fig. 8B, immunofluoresence staining shows clear MDC incorporation into the patches and colocalization with tubulin indicating that it could be crosslinked by FXIIIA at these sites.

Thus, it was clear that incorporation of lorazepam in PLGA nanoparticles could significantly sustain the release of lorazepam.

However, since Cochrane reviews aim to have international applicability, it is not currently clear how incorporation of full economic evaluation methods could be constructively achieved within such reviews [ 15].

We only found a clear radiographic incorporation of the bone graft in four-fifths of our cases, which was lower than in the studies by Steens et al. (2008) and Lotke et al. (2006).

Comparing the numbers of MP reads (123,511,268; Table  1) and MBD2-seq reads (329,882,382 for 2 libraries) it became clear that incorporation of MP reads into the reference improved mapping efficiency by only 0.85%, and 1.20%, respectively, for the two MEBS-PE libraries.

The presence of a sharp and intense peak of sulfur in EDS spectrum appeared at 2.2 to 2.4 keV (Additional file 2: Figure S2b) which is a clear indication of incorporation of SSA into the polypyrrole film during electropolymerization.

From the peak intensity obtained, it was clear that resin incorporation, in addition to quaternization and sulfonation reactions, resulted in an increase in the number of ion exchange groups in the membrane.

GINA is not clear about the incorporation of exacerbations in the assessment of asthma control (Table 4.3-1 from the GINA guidelines; 'personal communication'), but in the same GINA document exacerbations are also referred to as evidence of poor asthma control.