These results demonstrated that using facile synthetic routes to constructing PDIs molecules with hydroxyl moiety was a useful strategy for designing high performance fluoride recognization.
Lucy A. Bates and Richard W. Byrne of the University of St. Andrews in Scotland and colleagues have demonstrated that using odor and visual cues elephants are able to classify subgroups within a predator species.
We demonstrated that using templates with different pore sizes enables the fabrication of different nanostructures.
The field has demonstrated that using endochondral ossification-based strategies can lead to bone deposition.
Our results demonstrated that using MRE, our method can be applied to the supraspinatus muscle by using conventional MRI.
We demonstrated that using clinical information, unaffected siblings, and family history can increase the analytical power of a linkage study.
Both 2D and 3D velocity profiles demonstrated that using of POs reduces the domination of turbulence area in the channel.
It is demonstrated that using laser surface engineering a controlled multiscale surface can be synthesized for bioactive functions.
It was demonstrated that using LDA quantification of SO2 into several groups of concentrations up to 2000 ppm was possible.
In conclusion, the results of our study demonstrated that, using VBM with DARTEL, patients affected by CADASIL show a selective decrease in GM temporal volume.
Our experimental activity demonstrated that using a one-state HMM, i.e., GMM, leads to better performance than using two or more states.
