The overall system characterization permitted the effect of the main operative variables (temperature, pressure and stoichiometric ratio) on stack power and efficiency to be evaluated.
For this purpose we prefer a blinded randomized design, offering the most robust way to investigate the effect of the intra-operative use of 3D-imaging.
The primary objective of this study is to examine the effect of operative versus non-operative treatment on the DASH (Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder, and Hand) score, reflecting functional outcome and pain of the upper extremity, in adult patients who sustained a humeral shaft fracture.
Secondary aims are to examine the effect of operative versus non-operative treatment on functional outcome, the level of pain, range of motion of the shoulder and elbow joint, the rate of secondary interventions and complications, the time to resumption of work and activities of daily living, health-related quality of life, costs, and cost-effectiveness in these patients.
A one-dimensional, heterogeneous, mathematical model is used and the effects of the main operative and constructive variables on the performance of the system are analyzed.
The effect of other operative parameters such as the OA concentration and the pH were further investigated.
Theoretical considerations on the effect of operative parameters on the performances of the process were confirmed by electrocarboxylation experiments performed in undivided cells equipped with sacrificial anodes both in a bench-scale electrochemical batch reactor and in a continuous batch recirculation reaction system equipped with a parallel plate electrochemical cell.
The present review discusses several of these models, with a focus on how they have been used to predict the initiation time of metastatic growth, the effect of operative therapy on the growth of metastases, and the optimal administration strategy for chemotherapy.
To discriminate the effect of different operative procedures in patients with endometriosis, the subgroups with different operative procedures, such as cystectomy, vaporization, combined cystectomy and vaporization, and only drainage were separately evaluated.
