Interestingly, the ability of the short-term hormone treatment to stimulate proliferation and differentiation during the expansion period at 2 to 6 weeks after transplantation was not compromised, because the extent of filling of the fat pad was the same in the two groups at 6 weeks after transplantation.
Furthermore, because the extent of filling is operator-controlled, this provides a simple way to change on-demand the stiffness of hybrid carbon nanotubes.
The success of the show, which returns to Baltimore next week, depends to a large extent on filling that central role persuasively.
When it came to obturation, the publications by the latter author questioned the importance of the vertical extent of the filling material, focusing more on the concept of "three-dimensional filling".
Adsorption of MCP in the pores of the metal-free zeolite indicates a high extent of pore filling with physisorbed MCP under reaction conditions, favoring transport limitation by single file diffusion.
Flow Fields selectively activated the whole extent of V6, filling the outline of area V6 drawn from the polar-angle retinotopic map (Fig. 8 all results same subject).
However, the use of a whole tooth would render investigation of some variables (density and apical extent of root filling) problematic, as they could be independent for different roots in the same tooth.
Since the treatment is technically judged by periapical radiographs (PA), the quality of the treatment is mainly judged by the apical extent of the filling and presence or absence of voids.
However, we included OPs and employees who used the program to different extents (i.e. based on the number of filled in questionnaires and opened documents).
Resonance frequencies are found and their usefulness, or otherwise, in characterising the extent of inner filling fraction.
