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The PCPSA algorithm describes an effective method to derive the correlation function, i.e., using the frequency domain product to replace the computationally expensive time domain convolution.
In this study, the author describes an effective method for reconstructing a double-layered nasal floor using two mucosal flaps from both sides of the fissured upper lip.
This work describes an effective method to synthesize structurally uniform composite of nickel oxide/benzenesulfonic functionalized multiwalled carbon nanotubes composite (NiO/f-MWCNTs) using benzenesulfonic MWCNTs as the substrate.
This study describes an effective method for one-way coupled Eulerian Lagrangian simulations of spherical micro-size particles, including particle wall interactions and the quantification of near-wall stasis at possibly elevated concentrations.
Our case describes an effective method to ensure severe hyponatraemia is corrected safely during continuous RRT.
Finally, we described an effective method for assembly of short transcript sequences to discover novel functional genes in the absence of a reference genome.
In this paper, we describe an effective method by which shCOX-2-expressing vectors can be delivered into CRC cells (in vitro) and in COX-2-overexpressing colonic tissues (ex vivo), using invasive E. coli strains to achieve a strong COX-2 silencing mediated by RNAi, coupled to anti-tumour effects.
The paper describes an effective formal method that can be used to simulate design properties for composites that is inclusive of all the effects that influence those properties.
Balloon tamponade has been described as an effective method to control bleeding in a variety of clinical situations; it is an effective and accessible modality, requiring no analgesia or anesthesia, and helps facilitate continuous monitoring of uterine bleeding.
Again in another attempt, Baldacci et al. ([2011b]) describe an effective exact method for solving CVRP based on the set partitioning formulation.
Conclusions: The described technique provides an effective method of closing nonmarginal perforations of the tympanic membrane.
