The method proposed by Blaschko et al. (1998) is based on Eurocode 2 and explicitly incorporates the amount of externally applied FRP in the calculations.
Metabolites produced in this model as well those supplied externally were incorporated into macromolecules required for the cell growth and the excess products were removed to avoid their undesirable effects on the modeled enzyme activities.
Thus, the mutation in the cysE gene disrupts the cysteine biosynthetic pathway, allowing isotopically labeled cysteine to be incorporated into the protein by externally supplying it in the growth medium.
Delivery systems that incorporate these materials might be triggered externally by the patient, parent or physician to provide flexible control of dose magnitude and timing.
For all chemical and physical analyses in the laboratory, field blanks, filter-lot blanks, replicate analyses, and externally certified standards were incorporated for quality assurance and quality control purposes.
Novel recombinant MVP-only vaults have been created that not only retain native vault architecture but also incorporate a variety of functionalities internally and/or externally.
The administrative structure of UEM and other public universities is based on state public sector management principles that have not evolved to incorporate contemporary management principles of investigator-initiated externally funded research.
To externally validate a clinical decision rule incorporating heart fatty acid binding protein (h-FABP), high-sensitivity troponin (hs-cTn) and electrocardiogram (ECG) for the detection of acute myocardial infarction (AMI) on presentation to the Emergency Department.
System-specific model: In this model, a covariate model for morphine glucuronidation in patients younger than 3 years that was validated both internally and externally using various tools was directly incorporated.
Indeed, a randomised prospective study reports a favourable outcome in patients after cardiopulmonary resuscitation when applying high volume haemofiltration, either at 37°C or with cooling [ 83], but the advent of alternative means of cooling, either externally or by adapted central venous catheters incorporating a cooled water circuit, has superseded the use of extracorporeal circuits.
