Although some of the medications discussed are not yet licensed at all or in all countries, they are expected to receive this status in due course, and sufficient literature was available to address them accordingly.
It may occur in practice that some model input variables and parameters can be represented by probability distributions (due to observed variability and sufficient statistics), while others are better represented by possibility distributions (due to imprecision), or by the Dempster Shafer belief functions (due to partial observed variability and partial ignorance).
It is believed the HTs-derived Si@N-doped carbon nanocomposite has great prospects for practical applications due to low cost and sufficient source of HTs.
Compared to the E2 d 1 3, the range and scale of the E2 d 1 2 period fan delta, delta deposits, and nearshore subaqueous fan sediments expanded due to augmented accommodation and sufficient sediment supply.
Interference during production is avoided in "normal" language processing due to sufficient and unimpaired control mechanisms.
However, despite advances in AON chemistry and design, systemic use of AONs is limited due to poor tissue uptake and sufficient therapeutic efficacy is still difficult to achieve.
The platysma flap is considered to be an ideal donor source due to its thin, pliable and sufficient colour matched skin nature.
The seasons for dengue outbreak are concentrated in summer and autumn, which is a peak time for Aedes breeding due to the high temperature and sufficient rainfall.
In Denmark, this formation is especially relevant for geothermal exploration in the southern and eastern parts of the country due to sufficient thickness and generally good reservoir properties (Mathiesen et al. 2010a, b).
Due to sufficient resources and small patient numbers, the DR-TB patients received an individualised treatment regimen based on standard treatment guidelines [ 16, 17] suggested by remote technical experts from the MSF Mumbai project.
It is clear that most of the subcategories were strongly involved in catabolic processes (Fig. 3b), indicating that catabolic processes played important roles in resistance against H. avenae, likely due to sufficient yield and essential precursors for biosynthesis of antimicrobial components.
