Knowledge and skills for integrating patient perspectives and clinical expertise with research evidence are integral to the definition and central premise of EBP[ 1].
Two designs of "mesoscale" (∼4-5 mm diameter) oscillatory baffled reactor (OBR), namely integral (orifice plate-type) and central (axial disc) baffled OBRs were developed and characterised at low net flow rates of 0.4 – 1.0 ml/min (corresponding to 1.6 ≤ Ren ≤ 5.0) over a wide range of oscillation conditions of 80 ≤ Reo ≤ 200.
"Almost Famous" overflows with sympathy for the devil, but glides over the demonic power and decadent excess that remain integral to the music's allure and central to the rock star lifestyle.
… What happened at Blair Mountain and central Appalachia was integral to the American labor movement".
Because insulin resistance and central adiposity are integral to the development of cardiometabolic disease, it appears that PHEN/TPM CR induced weight loss is accompanied by favorable effects on pathophysiologic processes that could reduce risk of metabolic syndrome, T2D, and CVD (8, 21, 22).
In the tradition of qualitative research, context is understood as integral to understanding the phenomenon being studied and central to the analysis and interpretation of results [ 25].
A multistakeholder approach is integral to the central and local structures and processes.
From this, central augmentation index (both unadjusted and adjusted to a standard heart rate of 75 bpm) and central aortic blood pressure were determined using the integral software.
In fibroblasts, P1f was shown to be an integral component of mature, focal adhesion-evolved fibrillar adhesions, which are characterized by their robust, fibronectin fibril-aligned, elongated structure, and central subcellular localization.
