In recent years remarkable advances in CRRT technology have been made, driven by nephrologists dedicated to improving efficiency and function.
The ideal situation is that a programme achieves its optimal cost efficiency and functions on its minimum average cost curve [ 16].
Snake mt genome evolution is most consistent with some type of broad selective pressure on the efficiency and function of oxidative metabolism in snakes early in their evolutionary history.
Previous literature suggests that a higher ratio of palmitic acid (PA)/oleic acid (OA) in the diet induces inflammation, which may result in deficient brain insulin signaling, and, secondarily, impaired physical activity, sleep efficiency, and cognitive functioning.
"So far, Chinese brands haven't managed to gain a stable position in Europe, where engine efficiency and eco function, as well as car reliability, are very important".
Removal efficiency and washout functions have been developed for standard sumps retrofitted with the SAFL Baffle.
The current study presents a GPT design to meet these specific requirements of trapping efficiency and hydraulic function.
Because natural muscle has very good properties compared to synthetic motors in terms of weight, efficiency, and contractile function, he wants to use biological tissue or a synthetic muscle actuator as a source of movement in novel prostheses.
Drought resistance is critical for plant survival on shallow-substrate green roofs, but potential trade-offs exist between water-use efficiency and ecosystem functions like transpirative cooling.
The performance of the mini-plate EAA, i.e., its transmission efficiency and transfer function, were experimentally evaluated for particles with the sizes ranging from 20 to 120 nm.
