PubMed [ 4] is another well known example tailored for biomedical disciplines.
For example, if biomedical samples are exported for analysis using expensive equipment in high-income countries, there may be little incentive to train local people in analytical techniques.
For example, biomedical studies have shown an epistatic genetic basis for many human diseases [3] including diabetes [4], [5], Alzheimer's disease [6], obesity [7], cardiovascular disease [8] and schizophrenia [9].
Noble metal nanoparticles protected by synthetic polymers, i.e. core shell systems, are envisioned to be superior to polymeric micelles, for example as thermosensitive materials for biomedical applications [42].
For example, biomedical applications require high-quality water soluble and non-toxic Q-dots.
For example, biomedical researchers frequently expose surrogate models to harmful chemicals with the aim of modeling human disease.
More complex geometrical parametrizations will be briefly considered in Section 9, involving, for example, biomedical devices and/or aerodynamic shapes.
IJsselmuiden and Matlin [ 2] note that the scope of health research is broad, including, for example, biomedical and public health research, research on health policy and systems, environmental health, science and technology, operational research, as well as social science and behavioural research.
As a support layer, FEP replaces fragile silicon based supports for the production of freestanding, structured sheets of PMMA, useful, for example, in biomedical applications where transmittance optical microscopy is required.
