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The fractionation regimen applied for IMRT corresponds to the established accelerated-hyperfractionated regimen in conventional 3D-RT, hence the same doses per fraction and total dose are prescribed.

In the present study, we treated postnatal NSCs with 8 mM HU for 12 h and successfully established an accelerated cellular aging model.

In this paper, by reformulating the complementarity problem (1) as an implicit fixed point equation based on splittings of the system matrix A, we establish an accelerated modulus-based matrix splitting iteration algorithm and show the convergence analysis when the involved matrix of the WNCP is a P-matrix.

Pressure from him was a major factor in establishing an accelerated timetable for the elections in January.

Though the judge, N. Sanders Sauls, agreed to Mr. Gore's request that nearly 14,000 such ballots be sent up from South Florida, the judge's decision to call a hearing on whether to count them was a blow to efforts by Mr. Gore's lawyers to establish an accelerated timetable for contesting the election.

A recursive least square (RLS -based Steiglitz-McBRLS -basedSM) algorithm was also established to accelerate the convergence ralgorithm

The physicochemical properties of Qu-PMs containing 5% mannitol as a lyoprotectant were assessed after 6-month storage to establish their accelerated stability.

One of the goals of ATD is to establish validated accelerated life test protocols for lithium-ion cells in the hybrid electric vehicle application.

What is clear is that the coastal areas and especially the two urban centres are the migratory poles in an established and accelerating trend of internal migration on the island.

A global champion for women and girls, UN Women was established to accelerate progress on meeting their needs worldwide.

The Global Health Workforce Alliance was established to accelerate progress towards these goals by identifying and implementing solutions to the shortages [ 2].