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Good agreements of resulting simulations have been successfully provided at all abstraction levels proving capability and facility of using VHDL-AMS for coupled distributed physical models.

Their findings showed that adaptive personalized training trajectories have been successfully provided.

The findings showed that adaptive personalized training trajectories have been successfully provided to MS patients according to their individual training progress, which was appreciated by the patients and the therapist.

A wide variety of mid-level workers have been successfully providing health care in various countries and contexts for the past 100 years, especially in underserved communities [ 13].

In addition to the 3D cellular architecture, the distribution of dense packed lignin carbohydrate complexes (or, simply dense lignin) over larger regions and within cell walls has been successfully provided.

Moreover, screening for mental disorders has been successfully provided by trained lay interviewers [ 24].

The full range of resuscitation procedures has been successfully provided, although only one baby required emergency umbilical venous catheterisation.

ITXC has been successfully providing Internet-based carrier services, also called "wholesale Internet services," for international telecom companies in 60 countries around the world, including the U.S.

For a number of years, the portal has been successfully providing a single point of access to a large number of biological databases distributed across the world.

The core/shell NaYF4 Ln3+@NaGdF4 nanoparticles with fixed or tunable shell thickness have been successfully prepared to provide a hard proof of the epitaxial growth of the core/shell structure, and to provide a paradigm for the investigation of the shell thickness on the enhancement of UC emissions.

IZ mini-implants have been successfully used to provide skeletal anchorage for en-masse anterior retraction and intrusion of the maxillary posterior teeth [6, 9, 10].