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Cournand and Richards also used the catheter to examine the pulmonary artery, thus enabling improvement in the diagnosis of lung diseases as well.
These results demonstrate that incorporation of the side chains into the 4,9-positions of carbazole is a novel approach to obtain self-organizing carbazole polymers, enabling improvement in light absorption, hole mobility, and photovoltaic performance.
The microfluidic chip design allowed a decrease in the volume of material required for analysis over conventional gel slabs, thus enabling improvement in the detection limit to a pmol level, a three orders of magnitude improvement over previous studies in which desorption was achieved from an excised section of a conventional gel.
In addition, the study has identified modifiable predictors of outcome, thus possibly enabling improvement in patient care.
This study will provide insight into crucial elements of transitions in the course of Parkinson's disease, thereby enabling improvement of patient-centred primary care.
Technology is enabling improvements in production and fuel efficiency, but also encouraging us to drive more sustainably and change the way we use and think about the car.
The huge volume of data crowd-sourced is enabling improvements to the broader food environment by holding industry and government to account for their performance.
Studies based in the community that are towards the low end of the participation continuum also appear to have been successful in enabling improvements in pregnancy outcomes.
A successful North-South collaboration, grounded in the five principles outlined in the transfer framework above, can ensure transferability and program sustainability, while enabling improvements within a delivery system even as the system changes over time.
Achieving this will enable improvement and enhancement of future generations of polymer scaffolds with improved prediction of their mechanical performance, allowing enhancement of medical procedures and accelerated healing of patients.
More early intervention to robustly address concerns rather than waiting for Ofsted failure is a clear message and there is a pressing need for a strategy that enables improvement across all authorities.
