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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.
The results obtained with this new device are presented, focusing on the impact of the Intermediate Frequency (IF) bandwidth on the GNSS signal tracking enabling improvements of more than 50% quality.
In a low water-binder ratio of concrete, such as in UHPC, control of crack width enables improvement of durability and self-healing performance.
Resynchronization has enabled improvement of clinical condition and weaning from inotropic agents in patients with severe acute heart failure (NYHA class III-IV).
Future research on predicting phenotype from genotype and understanding virus plant and virus vector interactions will enable improvement of cross-protective strains.
Standardisation through design breakdown provides a basis for knowledge innovation that enables improvement of the open platform using a bottom-up approach and increases the production flow.
The insights obtained by juxtaposing resource intensities of chemical industry sectors amongst themselves and with those of the rest of economy are used to identify opportunities for reducing resources intensities of chemical industry sectors that could enable improvement of their environmental sustainability.
The results suggest that a suitable combination of slip/no-slip surfaces on the sleeve of a journal bearing enables improvement of the tribological performance through (i) suppressing the occurrence of cavitation, (ii) enhancing the load bearing capacity, and (iii) reducing the interfacial friction between bearing sleeve and shaft.
Continued improvements in the quality of protein and increasingly sophisticated analyses enabled improvement of resolution from 20 to 10 Å.
This will enable improvement of (proactive) primary care for patients with PD, in a patient-centred way.
This increased robustness enables improvement of a previously reported perfusion system [ 15]; introducing a backpressure regulator to prevent bubble formation.
