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An appreciably good thermal and electrochemical stability was also observed thus suggesting applicability of the prepared electrolyte in commericial systems and therefore the feasibility of reduction and oxidation processes of MnO2 cathode with the prepared electrolyte system has also been evaluated by means of cyclic voltammetry.
The difference between the two sectors is feasibility of reductions.
We started a programme with a view to establishing the feasibility of salt reduction as a way of reducing BP in twelve rural and semi-urban villages in the Ashanti region of Ghana where we suspect that hypertensive-related vascular diseases (namely stroke, renal and heart failure) account for a significant proportion of morbidity and mortality [ 22].
Objective data is needed concerning the feasibility of HPHC reduction in combustible filtered cigarettes.
Due to inherent low oxidative activity of graphite anode, longer electrolysis time to improve performance of PECO of phenol would undermine the feasibility of SEC reduction when graphite anode is employed.
Hippocampal dose from stereotactic radiosurgery for 4 to 10 brain metastases: Risk factors, feasibility of dose reduction via re-optimization, and patient outcomes.
PURPOSE: To test the feasibility of hyperglycemic reduction of oxygen consumption combined with oxygen breathing (O(2)), to improve tumor oxygenation.
In the study of van Gelder et al., the feasibility of dose reduction from 100 mAs to 50 mAs and 30 mAs was evaluated [ 24].
Exploring the feasibility of dose reduction in clinical CT can be done in appropriately designed clinical studies and was first described by Mayo et al. [ 3].
This rough methodology is applied as an initial approach to select the 16 central wavelengths to fabricate the optical filters, and to demonstrate the feasibility of wavelength reduction for the assessment of tissue optical properties.
Because of the relatively high primary PM2.5 emissions in the industry sector and the feasibility of emissions reductions, the potential health benefits are substantial.
