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In this section, the typology of the case management programmes found in Belgium is presented and discussed in the views of the background literature.

All these results, along with a couple of surprises, are discussed in the view of clinical practice.

The results for both materials investigated are discussed in the view of relevant microstructural details governing the VHCF-behaviour.

These observations are discussed in the view of various existing models for charge induced strain of carbons.

In the second part of the paper, the applications of UCNPs and currently available detection instrumentation are discussed in the view of the distinctive properties of these markers.

We thereupon discussed, in the view of metal cutting mechanics, the cutting force and torque of drill bit during the sidetracking, verified the strength of sidetracking drill bit, and further provided the technical suggestions for avoiding the bit jamming and breaking accidents During dual-casing sidetracking.

In the review by G. Lee et al., basic urothelial cell biology is discussed in the view of its role in cystitis.

The absorption efficiency of the SiC NW/C hybrid foams is discussed in the text in view of the highly absorbing layered morphology of the developed material, of interfacial polarization and multiple reflections effects and of polarization relaxation effects.

Finally, writer tells about a cabinet meeting last fall at which the city's dilemmas were discussed, in views of the limited amount of money available.

The deceasing tendencies of the glass transition temperature, thermal stability, glass-forming ability and Curie temperature with increasing Fe-content in the series of alloys are discussed in view of the occurrence of micro-segregation of Fe clusters in the model structure.

The Wentzel−Kramers−Brillouin approximation is employed to solve the Bernoulli−Euler equation for the layer with perfectly smooth periodic corrugation, and the results are discussed in view of existence of pass and stop bands and in view of the levels of approximation used in alternative asymptotic methods.