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Objective: This paper describes a urine and serum BKV-DNA quantification protocol devised to evaluate the viral load.
An in vitro co-culture system was devised to evaluate the effect of UEC on (i) SMC-mediated contraction of BAM discs, and (ii) SMC invasiveness into BAM.
The grid method then was applied to the generated synthetic images in order to extract the displacement and strain fields and the Virtual Fields Method was finally used to identify the material properties and a cost function was devised to evaluate the error in the identification.
Various numerical approximation methods were devised to evaluate the dynamic site response (e.g., Aki and Larner1970; Boore et al.1971; Dravinski et al.1991; Clements and Larsson1994; Fu and Bouchon2004; Dravinski2007; Ávila-Carrera and Sánchez-Sesma2013 Sánchez-Sesma2013
The Cardiac Pathologies on standard chest CT (CaPaCT) study has been devised to evaluate the visibility and management of incidental cardiac pathologies on an ultra-high pitch chest CT, with the help of CAD-RADS classification.
A strategy should be devised to evaluate the prevalence of pain in patients with cancer by separating the pain related to the disease process, to its treatment, or to unrelated causes.
In addition, to improve the efficiency of the scheduling algorithm, several speed-up methods are devised to evaluate a job permutation and its whole insert neighborhood as well as to decide the domination status of a solution with the archive set.
One of the most widely used tests for assessing auditory sentence comprehension is the Token Test (TT) [ 17], which was devised to evaluate auditory memory and syntactic comprehension.
A many-scale molecular modeling strategy was devised to evaluate PET/PEN blend characteristics, simulate phase segregation in pure PET/PEN blends, and demonstrate the improvement of miscibility due to the presence of the transesterification reaction products.
Whilst many potential tools are available for identifying psychosocial factors [ 34, 35] and focus on various aspects of psychological distress [ 36- 40] the Linton & Hallden questionnaire was chosen as it was devised to evaluate a broad spectrum of psychosocial factors linked to development of chronic non-specific low back pain [ 28, 41].
