In addition, their practicality is limited by the possible teratogenicity caused by culture factors, such as retinoic acid, of differentiated cells.
Although these methods have been tried in pre-operative assessment, their practicality in critical care medicine is questionable.
"As a woman and a mother, I am constantly thinking about women and the clothes and things that they need in their lives: practicality and appeal," she adds.
In recent times their practicality has garnered increased attention, particularly as mobile regulatory modules [5], [9], [13], [30].
I recognise their practicality in terms of warmth and comfort, and yet I cannot bring myself to approve of them.
In the SUNY system, the biggest growth is at its eight four-year technology colleges, whose vocational degrees are in demand because of their practicality; they have seen 11percentt more applicants than last year.
Displacement ventilation systems (DV) are frequently installed in indoor environments for their practicality and energy efficiency.
Last, it is important to highlight that our analyses computed effect estimates that have been discussed by sports injury epidemiologists in the context of their practicality and usefulness (Knowles et al. 2006; 2010; Comstock & Fields 2010).
The successful application of the described techniques, including a sequential procedure, the CE-DAD hyphenated method and the LOVI criterion, shows their practicality in the fingerprint development of herbal medicines.
In this section, we review characters of organ bud technology based on two important principles: self-condensation and self-organization focusing on liver bud as an example, and discuss their practicality in regenerative medicine and potential as research tools for developmental biology and drug discovery.
