The interplay of these attributes on pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics was also discussed.
Gerard Mulligan likes to say the code goes back to Aristophanes, the pure interplay of streamlined comic attributes.
The SEM posits that health behaviors are the result of the interplay between individual attributes (i.e. knowledge, attitudes, etc).
These remarkable findings are attributed to interplay of large surface area and topologically interconnectedness provided by functional moieties in graphene scaffolds thus favorable interaction with FAM-ssDNA.
In particular, superior inhibition effectiveness of BTAH is attributed to interplay of planar molecular structure, physisorption and intermolecular H-bonding, which cooperatively may result in formation of thin and protective film on the surface.
An online discrete choice experiment was combined with a separate informed sensory hedonic test in a two-stage process to understand the interplay of wine sensory characteristics and extrinsic attributes such as packaging, price and brand awareness.
In order to better characterize the complex interplay between personal attributes that promote resilience and environmental barriers, we conducted a qualitative study of TG youth providers.
It is concluded that the interplay of the subjective values that drivers attribute to objective incentives for fast and safe driving is a promising field for future research.
The structural development is attributed to an interplay of crystallization and phase separation of the blends in the film forming process.
This difference in the discharge rate capability behaviour of the pristine and ball-milled graphites with charge rate is attributed to the interplay of two different charge storage mechanisms: Li-ion intercalation and Li-ion adsorption that co-exist; but the later becomes more significant for milled samples.
In conclusion, our results suggest that the MYH9 risk alleles and haplotypes are notably differentiated among human populations that can be attributed to the interplay of geographic, demographic and evolutionary factors, leading to striking differences between African and non-African populations in genetic risk for chronic kidney disease.
