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This phenomenon indicated that Cur/TPP-oHA-S-S-Cur micelles could maintain better stability in vivo.

Previous studies have found that elderly patients with femoral head resection could maintain good quality of articular cartilage of femoral head, while OA patients could maintain better femoral bone mass [ 7].

This indicated that CFAL-Chitosan could maintain a better removal efficiency over a wide dosage range as a result of improved charge neutralization compared with the chitosan only treatment.

Therefore, the scheduling of the HEN is also handled as a multi-objective optimization problem for simultaneously minimizing the cleaning cost, overheating of milk and flow rate of steam, in which the EAs could maintain a better balance among the three conflicting objectives.

This group actually, at the end of their paper, they screened for compounds that increased the expression of this protein, and they showed that at least with ultraviolet light-induced damage, that they could actually protect the cells and maintain better integrity of skin by treating skin with this compound.

Prof Ian Bogost of the Georgia Institute of Technology says: "You could say they are doing this to maintain better creative control.

Thus monitoring of the expression of these markers in such fermentations could be useful in devising intervention strategies which would maintain better aeration and productivity.

Therefore, we aimed to characterized more exhaustively the effects of cryopreservation with either DMSO or DMSO combined with sucrose to define which CPA could maintain embedded MSCs in better conditions.

Furthermore, group B and D could maintain the Hb level better than group A and C (p < 0.001).

Group B and D could maintain the Hb level better than group C (p < 0.001), however; there was no significant difference between group D and B (p = 0.07) (Table  2).

This could indicate that future generations, who are increasingly better educated, could maintain this decrease.