To facilitate their use as drug delivery vehicles, we have considered three components of liposome design: (i) identification of candidate cell surface receptors for targeting; (ii) identification of ligands that maintain binding specificity and affinity; and (iii) prevention of rapid nonspecific clearance of liposomes into the reticuloendothelial organs.
We considered three components of costs: direct costs of healthcare expenditures spent for treating tobacco-related diseases; indirect mortality costs measured by the value of lost productivity due to premature death and indirect morbidity costs measured by the value of time lost from work due to tobacco-related illness.
The study considers two components of review structure: the type and the number of reviews.
In this paper, we used the Owens Wendt method which considered two components of dispersion and polar SFE.
To perform this statistical analysis we considered two components: an estimation of the relative size and number of the ommatidia and their variability, and a standard two-sided z test to establish the significance of the differences of our data within the different dm genetic backgrounds.
The approaches are complementary because both have advantages and limitations (Rowland and others 2011), but there is a pressing need to consider all three components of vulnerability, from multiple sources, in a more integrated manner (Dawson and others 2011).
We consider two major components of the drag of a ship, the "friction drag" and the "wave drag", that are related to viscous friction at the hull surface and wavemaking, and mostly depend on the Reynolds number and the Froude number, respectively.
This study appoints the importance of considering the three components of subjective well-being separately.
Fernandez sums up his vision for the Initiative by considering the three components of its name: environmental, solutions, and initiative.
Therefore, we considered the three components of the cognitive model to be important in understanding human interactions.
