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A fractal descriptor is here proposed for better characterizing complex pore morphologies.

The proposed model is based on the physical properties of the device and can be easily adapted to different operating conditions using experimental data analysis; (ii) to introduce an approach based on scattering (S- parameters for better characterizing the frequency reS- parameterstems that exhibit resonant phenomena.

As introduced in [61], the imaging acquisition could be further improved for better characterizing the small structures, such as the fornix.

Furthermore, these complex developmental relationships may be critical for better characterizing a wide range of central nervous system pathologies and for developing novel diagnostic and therapeutic strategies that involve dynamic epigenetic reprogramming of REST- and CoREST-mediated neural fate decisions.

This functional genomic analysis provides the molecular basis for better characterizing the evolution of host specificity and virulence in pathogenic fungi.

As recently discussed [ 38- 40], future studies are needed for better characterizing the pathways (e.g. maladaptive attachment, anhedonia, lack of embodiment) that may explain the relationships between interpersonal or social adjustment difficulties and disordered eating.

We introduce two additional possible phenotypes for this investigation for the purpose of better characterizing cortical bone distribution: radial cortical thickness (Ct.Th.R) and radial cortical thickness standard deviation (Ct.Th.R.sd).

However, response surface model shows the ability to predict the thermal absorptivity (MAPE 3.51 against 5.13 for ANN) and moisture vapour transmission rate (MAPE 4.02 against 7.3 for ANN) better characterized by low mean absolute error percentage and higher coefficient of determination R2 (Table 10) when compared to test data set of ANN for the two properties.

The physical mechanism of anxiebo should be further explored, and those at risk for anxiebo better characterized.

This finding is new in the literature regarding the super-concentration effect and may be a clue for experimental biologists aiming at better characterizing the nature of the lipid-solute interactions.

The need for studies to better characterize the mechanism of action of these antithrombotic agents is evident.