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Endosseous implant surfaces have evolved from presenting the as-machined turned surface towards textured Ti surfaces (obtained by additive or subtractive engineering methods) under the unequivocal support that osseoconduction of textured surfaces is substantially improved relative to smoother surfaces [ 5, 11].
A subset of weeds and invasives has evolved from domesticated ancestors, presenting certain advantages for study.
Our results suggest that it has evolved from glycosyltransferases present in prokaryotic systems.
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The surveillance system presented here has evolved from the three-source surveillance system presented by Faustini et al in 2001 [ 18].
Addressing how the regulatory scaffold presented here has evolved from fish over frogs to mammals will present one aspect toward our understanding of the gradual loss of proliferative and regenerative capacity in the retina of higher vertebrates.
Rather, a good part of Mr. Doctorow's achievement was in illustrating how the past informs the present, and how the present has evolved from the past.
The presented picture has evolved from calculations using the density functional theory, reactor measurements and vibrational spectroscopy of surface species during NO2 storage on a BaO/Al2O3 catalyst and BaO powder.
Mass spectrometer based proteomics has evolved from the ability to identify proteins present in a complex mixture to its current state where both label free and label-based methodologies can provide quantitative information regarding proteins with high precision.
BETH LIVINGSTON: So what I really like about that video is, without even prompting, I think you saw the impact of our faculty and that curriculum coming through in what our students were talking about talking about metrics, talking about the way the field of HR has evolved from the past, into the present, and hopefully into the future.
There is an exhaustive discussion of how the concept has evolved from the 1950s to the present day in Weishaupt (2011).
