Discovery of hydrogels has resulted in developing competent controlled-release drug delivery systems.
The strengthening of scientific education is a key component in developing competent physicians who will not only ask the right questions but also be able to apply current treatment methodologies [ 6].
All medical schools must counsel poor-performing students, address their problems and assist them in developing into competent physicians.
Improvement in the rate of saccharification efficiency, which is inhibited by the complex structure of the plant cell wall, is an important objective in developing a competent and lucrative biofuel industry [ 80, 81].
Pearson et al. [ 3] found that appropriate and competent linguistic services and intercultural staff training and education were key in developing effective culturally competent practices in nursing.
The employment of bilingual linkworkers and efforts to develop a community health care workforce drawn from minority ethnic backgrounds would particularly assist in developing a culturally competent service.
Hence, it is essential for teachers themselves to be emotionally literate and competent in order to act as role models, and assist young children in developing their emotional health.
Cumulative evidence suggests that immune-competent cells in the developing decidua are important for placental development and embryo survival.
"Our study shows that competent kids can develop in most any family," said Ms. Hetherington, a flaming redhead whose accent still bears a trace of her Canadian roots.
1) Why did same stress induce the different outcome of mutant SOD1 aggregation in the neuroblastoma? 2) Are the smaller aggregates competent to develop to LHIs?
