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This paper presents an approach for 3D modeling of beams in structures using laser scanning after identifying several deficiencies in current methodologies of model extrusion.

Therefore, this review will discuss the potential use of ENM in perinatal medicine, the applicable physiochemical properties of ENM in therapeutic use, and current methodologies of ENM testing in perinatal medicine, and identify maternal, fetal, and offspring concerns associated with ENM exposure during gestation.

The results of two case studies were also presented to demonstrate the applicability of the current methodologies on clinical diagnosis of human CAD.

That might enable the SIFIs to borrow more cheaply.A related worry, reckons Davide Taliente of Oliver Wyman, a consulting firm, is that the current methodology of selecting SIFIs may not distinguish clearly enough between the chances of a bank going bust and the cost of cleaning up the mess if it does.

The current methodology of DNA detection can further be extended to detect other biomolecules.

Future work will be aimed at elaborating on the current methodology of single coating layers on more complicated background materials.

The exposure data in human populations indicate that the current methodology of estimation of PAE exposure is inconsistent.

It seems that Si/Al ratio does not have a considerable effect on the biosensors in the current methodology of the biomembrane preparation.

(In general, frequency dependence is likely to exist, but the current methodology of the hodograph method does not include it; it is a topic of future research to include it in the methodology. At least Pilipenko and Kurchashov (2000) and Vellante et al. (2002) applied the hodograph method (with the above assumption) to their observations and obtained reasonable results).

Current methodology of assessing these mutations is based on sequencing studies.

However, current methodology of lymphangiogenesis quantification is still characterised by high intra- and interobserver variability.