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It is mainly concluded that a refinements of classical theories that include additional in-plane variables could results meaningless unless transverse normal strain effects are taken into account.
Based on our results, conclude that further refinements are needed to apply the cellular microarray to measure self-reactive T cell responses in peripheral blood.
We conclude that further refinement of the Two-photon laser Ophthalmoscope should lead to the development of an important, new clinical instrument capable of detecting NLO signals from patient corneas.
Thus, it can be concluded that the refinement in microstructure is due to both an increase in number of nucleation sites by the formation of TiB2 and TiC in the melt pool and an impediment to the growth of larger crystallites by the deposition and insertion of Ti atoms on the grain boundaries.
This study highlights the extreme importance of setting the discrimination level correctly and concluded that further refinement and testing are needed before routine clinical use of the 70-gene assay can be recommended.
We conclude that, while some refinements could be added to the RBALP, this test is the one that has been more thoroughly validated, and therefore is the most reliable.
Mesh refinement effects on the crack shape development are studied by concluding that the element size ahead of the crack front is not affecting the simulated crack shape.
"The intensely personal energy of this dividedness, the deep-down tension in Mitchell, Selznick and Leigh between vulgarity and refinement," she concludes, "is what gives the archetypes in 'Gone With the Wind' their extraordinary human resonance," and thanks to the way the three of them threw themselves into the project, "that historical 'costume' story" never feels remotely past.
It is concluded that, following the refinement of the originally proposed scale, the UNESP-Botucatu unidimensional pain scale for assessing acute postoperative pain in cattle is a valid, reliable and responsive instrument with excellent internal consistency and discriminatory ability.
