The dividing wall column (DWC) has gained increasing application in a variety of chemical processes because of its potentiality in energy and capital cost savings in multicomponent separations.
Positron emission tomography (PET) scanning has gained increasing application as a diagnostic and staging tool in the evaluation of lung cancer.
The incorporation of natural fibres such as sisal/jute with glass fiber composites has gained increasing applications both in many areas of Engineering and Technology.
Due to its high ecological validity and enhanced flexibility compared to traditional assessment methods, EMA has gained increased application in the context of mood and affective components of mental disorders [ 33, 34].
Magnesium-based, titanium-based, and polymeric biomaterials have gained increasing attention for potential applications in biomedical implants and gene/drug delivery systems.
Near-infrared (NIR) light-responsive drug delivery systems have gained increasing interest in biomedical applications due to their spatiotemporal and on-demand drug release.
In particular, these compounds have gained increasing attention in medicinal applications, such as anticancer, antiparasitic and antibacterial prodrugs, and most of these coordination compounds are hypothesized to exhibit higher therapeutic potential than the currently available drugs.
Electroactive materials have gained increasing attention for their intelligent applications.
Fibrous scaffolds have gained increasing attention in tissue engineering applications because of their high porosity, and surface area.
Since the first infectious clone of AAV2 was established in 1982, AAV2 vectors have gained increasing attention in gene therapy applications [ 41, 42].
