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The new architecture of three-layer-mesh BD effectively mitigates the temperature cooling effect encountered by the conventional BDM as well as suppresses the spurious mechanical wave reflection.

The scheme to generate RI table can resolve the resonance elastic scattering effect encountered by the conventional scheme.

In data-driven mode the emulation effect encountered by a packet is dependent on the position of the packet in the data stream.

Its blood also uses hemoglobin derived from outdated blood but chemically modifies it to avoid the toxic effects encountered by Baxter's blood.

In addition, the development of next-generation PAD inhibitors with enhanced selectivity, bioavailability, and pharmacokinetic stability as well as preferentially reversible inhibitors to minimize potential off-target effects encountered by irreversible inhibitors is highly desirable.

21 The authors found a statistically significant difference with improved efficacy in eradicating actinic keratoses with the group using 5% 5-fluorouracil twice a day for 3 weeks and concluded that although inflammation accounts for many of the adverse effects encountered by patients, it is likely necessary for improved treatment outcomes.

The addition of two mini-implants in the Hybrid Hyrax RPE minimized the side effects encounter by tooth-borne RPE for maxillary protraction such as excessive forward movement of the maxillary molars and incisors, downward movement of the maxilla, and clockwise rotation of the mandible.

The Hybrid Hyrax bone-anchored RPE appliance minimized the side effect encounter by tooth-borne RPE appliance for maxillary expansion and protraction and may serve as an alternative treatment appliance for correcting class III patients with a hyperdivergent growth pattern.

The film growth saturation can be explained by a molecular domain boundary effect encountered due to the large tilt angle of the molecular layer.

By employing a ring topology, our scheme is capable of supporting a broad scope of wavelets rather than specific ones, and the "border effect" generally encountered by wavelet-based schemes is also eliminated naturally.

The commonest adverse effect encountered was infusion reactions.