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Kinematics has also contributed to deep in the knowledge of CCLR joint dynamics, contributing to better understand how CCLR can affect functionality of coxofemoral and tarsal joints, as well as the tibiofemoral joint.

Multidisciplinary approaches can significantly contribute to better understand such interactions.

Recent experimental studies have contributed to better understand the role of microcirculation in organ dysfunction during sepsis.

The study findings directly contribute to better understand the rejuvenator diffusion behavior which is difficult to observe from laboratory experiments.

Automating the extraction of both the architecture as well as the failure propagation models would secure our robustness metrics and contribute to better understand such systems that have evolved for many years. 1 See http://techblog.netflix.com/2011/07/netflix-simian-army.html.html

This study may contribute to better understand the inhibition profile of MgCA, and offer new ideas for the design of modulators of activity which belong to less investigated chemical classes, thus potentially useful to combat dandruff and other fungal infections.

This study contributes to better understand the microstructural evolution of TCP phases at different temperatures and to optimize the alloy design and thermodynamic database of Ru-containing single crystal superalloys with high level of Co addition.

The biological significance of this biomaterial substitute on the expression of the α5 gene may therefore contribute to better understand the function played by the α5β1 integrin during corneal wound healing.

Our studies demonstrate that the combined application of NMR spectroscopy, cytotoxicity studies and a metallomics approach can contribute to better understand the interaction of [{Pt terpy)}2μ- X)]n + complexes with biomolecules to better assess which compounds may be advanced to in vivo studies.

These SNPs are new, potential genetic markers that may contribute to better understand the success of the Beijing family.

This will contribute to better understand aspects of invertebrate aging that have received less attention so far, in comparison to invertebrate life span studies.