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A possible photocatalystic mechanism of AuPd bimetallic nanoparticles (NPs) on the enhancement of visible light performance is proposed to guide further improvement for other desirable functional materials.
This feedback was used to guide further improvement of the framework and accompanying materials.
13 Similar efforts to identify modifiable factors that influence antibiotic prescribing behavior in the RACF setting is essential to guide further improvement of antibiotic use.
In this context, therefore, updated information is needed on antituberculosis treatment discontinuation and determinants that reflects both the DOT era and recent improvements in access to HIV testing and treatment, in order to guide further improvement in the outcomes of care for tuberculosis.
These analyses suggest important areas for guiding further improvement of engineered skin for both increased homology with native skin and enhanced wound healing.
As the ocean observing system network becomes mature and information flow is enhanced, knowledge of the business and policy applications of the information will guide further design improvements.
According to the calculated results of actual data of oil field, the software can predict sand production and steam channeling more effectively, and guide further formulation and improvement of development program.
Such demonstrations should help guide further efforts toward improvement of ELISA-based scrapie detection sensitivity by pre-assay enrichment with relevant blood fractions.
This work was undertaken to study the physiology of C. thermocellum at high cellulose loading to guide further metabolic engineering aimed at improvement of ethanol production.
Theoretical frameworks can guide further research on the sustainability of quality improvements.
The presence of these transcription factors identified in our transcriptome data in this study would guide further gene discovery and functional experiments for their important characterization in further genetic improvement.
