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In this work, sputtered Al Ce films were studied in order to evaluate their possible application as coatings to delay pitting corrosion of aluminum alloy substrates.

However, we aimed to evaluate their possible change in terms of viability when they were co-cultured under interstitial flow-like conditions, as has been proposed in the literature41,42.

Different combinations (Mg + Gd, Mg + La, and Mg + Gd + La) were used to evaluate their possible synergistic effects on CHO-K1 cells.

Stanford's Iranian Studies Program launched the Stanford Iran 2040 Project about eight months ago to conduct interdisciplinary research on economic and technical matters related to the country's long-term, sustainable development and evaluate their possible implications in a global context.

In order to highlight their impact on soil properties and evaluate their possible deleterious effects, soil functional parameters (soil microbial biomass, soil enzyme activities, and soil bacterial population) were used.

We tried to evaluate their possible mechanism of action with particular attention to induction of DNA damage and repair, apoptosis, oxidative stress analysis and cellular response in terms of changes in gene expression.

Pulverization has widely been used to prepare C60 nanoparticles for evaluating their possible environmental and health impacts25.

No previous study has evaluated their possible role in post-giardiasis IBS or CFS.

Prober et al. (2011) characterized the principles of Australian Aboriginal ecological calendars and indicators and evaluated their possible interaction with Western social-ecological systems for natural resource management.

After selecting predictors for our final multivariate model, we evaluated their possible interactions by including 2-way interactions in consecutive models.

Our discovery of several endosymbionts and co-infections by Wolbachia and Cardinium demonstrate the importance of screening several endosymbionts when evaluating their possible effects on social life and queen-worker conflicts over sex allocation.