Improved optical functionalities such as efficient absorption and bright PL are highly expected for applications of the Si nanostructures to optical devices such as efficient solar cells and optical interconnections in Si-based integrated circuits.
Radiation exposure is an efficient inducer of DNA double-strand breaks, therefore it is highly expected to cause gains or losses of DNA; 47 however, this notion was challenged by array comparative genomic hybridization analysis.
Future study is highly expected to focus on this property of natural products and hopefully the contribution of autophagy in combination therapy could be illustrated in more mechanistic and clinical-relevant approaches.
Combination therapy for advanced HCC is highly expected to enhance the antitumor effects of everolimus.
Neoadjuvant systemic chemotherapy is highly expected to improve the prognostic results of stage IV CRC patients with potentially resectable distant metastasis (Nordlinger et al, 2008), by eradicating systemic occult disease to decrease recurrence after metasectomy and by avoiding surgery in patients with rapidly progressive disease (Chua et al, 2010).
The latter result is highly expected because of the symmetry of and chromosomal strands for these particular base compositions.
Not only does this approach in discrete-time domain, dedicated to non-square systems, eliminates parasitic effects in the form of ICI and ISI (inter-symbol interference), but also it efficiently uses the highly expected mechanism of non-uniqueness, which considerably improves the "robustness" of wireless communications.
This task design presented the high win expectancy loss feedback as a single negative stimulus following a string of highly expected win stimuli.
It is highly expected this simple method of electrospinning can be extended to prepare other superior electrochemical materials.
To further test whether the effects of load on detection can be found in settings that discourage deprioritization of the detection task, in Experiment 3 we made the auditory detection stimulus highly expected, appearing on 50%% of trials, and participants' detection responses (either present or absent) were now required on every trial, to prevent any potential effects of goal neglect.
