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Thus, thirdly we will describe a recovery model that has its origins in the Calgary First Episode Program and has since been expanded for use in the First Episode Psychosis Program in Toronto, Canada.

This paper presents a distortion reduction scheme, utilizing a fed forward single-phase, generation-side power conditioner with a structure that can be expanded for use in a three-phase system and can work independently under imbalanced condition.

Since the current study focused on similarities and differences emerging hours – days following tinnitus onset and the mechanisms involving the maintenance of chronic may be very different, in the future this approach can be expanded for use in longitudinal studies and in evaluation of treatment efficacy regardless of time following onset or method of induction.

The resulting concentrate was shipped by railroad to processing plants where the vermiculite was expanded for use in loose-fill attic insulation.

In 2005, the indications for TMZ use were expanded for use in the adjuvant treatment of newly diagnosed GBM based on the interim results of this randomized phase III trial 7. The final results of this trial have recently been published in Lancet Oncology.

"And as the reach of the Internet expands for use in finding instant sex partners, we're using that technology as part of the solution".

As demand for refrigeration and air conditioning increased during the last decade, the opportunities have expanded for using thermal energy storage (TES) systems in an economically advantageous manner in place of conventional cooling plants.

The range of available peptide ribonucleic acid (PRNA) monomers was fully expanded for the use in solid-phase synthesis of PRNA oligomers, which were designed to reversibly control the recognition and complexation behavior of the complementary DNA/RNA by external factors.

The use of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) has become increasingly popular as improvements in technology have coincided with expanding applications for use in critically ill adults with cardiopulmonary failure.

Although these modifications, to some extent, have proved successful they would be unsuitable as a method of expanding cells for use in cell-based repair therapies and, as such, monolayer culture is a limiting factor for chondrocyte efficacy.

Adipose-derived stem cells (ASCs) can be easily obtained and expanded in vitro for use in autologous cell therapy.