No significant differences are observed between the wetting behavior of systems with only dispersive interactions between the liquid and solid and systems with acid-base interactions, implying that the static contact angle adequately accounts for the effect of acid-base interactions.
Presenting this service as enhanced care, with ability to triage need for in-person clinic visits and consequently provide more frequent contact, may most adequately meet different stakeholder expectations.
Thus, the scaling theory based on interfacial tensions and contact angles does not adequately account for differences in capillary pressures due to different fluid pairs or temperatures.
Investigations on certain behaviors, such as wire breaks, however, require a relatively large or even a full-scale model to adequately develop contact and frictional conditions.
The Modified Norton Scale includes the item "mental condition", that is scored from 1 4 (with 1 representing "no contact", 2 "cannot answer adequately", 3 "occasionally confused" and 4 "fully oriented") [ 24].
The risk posed by large numbers of transient casual human contacts has not been adequately defined.
Papers in which it was unclear whether the inclusion criteria were met were assessed by a third researcher (MJT or FMW), and where either the definition of diabetic ketoacidosis was not given or we were unable to interpret the data presented adequately we contacted the authors for clarification.
Proliposomes are basically powder mixture of drug and lipid, intended to produce multilamellar liposomes upon contact with aqueous media entrapping adequately hydrophobic drugs.
The present study shows that relatives in close contact with the patient can adequately reflect the patient's functional status on admission to the ICU by use of the ALDS item bank and the SF-12.
In order to compare the simulated spreading dynamics of an epidemic for different representations of the contact patterns we need to adequately define the rate of infection β for an infectious-susceptible pair, so that in all cases we have the same average infection probability.
