A thorough understanding of the characteristic vapor signatures of explosive material is imperative for the development and testing of new and current detectors.
The error in the calculation of product recovery increases approximately two-fold increasing the number of beds from 2 to 6. Therefore, the present study shows that implementation of a more robust method for the evaluation of final pressure during the equalization steps is imperative for the development of new models of industrial PSA processes, especially for the number of beds exceeding 2.
In another recent study, we have shown that NF-κB signaling in endothelial cells is imperative for the development of atherosclerosis [14].
Hence, the identification of relevant immunogens is imperative for the development of an anti-Schistosome vaccine [ 4, 13].
Therefore, it is imperative for the development of successful targeted therapies aimed at these pathways that the crosstalk between them is well understood.
Hence, a comprehensive and critical evaluation of alternative techniques is imperative for further development of this technology as a robust tool in the ICU, emergency department, and otherwise.
Therefore, contextualized knowledge of men's understandings of masculinities and femininities is imperative for the development of theory, policies and interventions towards improved SRHR of women and men.
A clearer picture of physician characteristics associated with high dose prescribing, and any patient characteristics which affect prescribing decisions, is imperative for the development of programs to lessen high dose prescribing.
In addition to its role in the prostate, which is not yet fully understood, KLK4 is imperative for tooth development, particularly in formation of enamel, which also depends on MMP-20 [57].
Though methylation is imperative for normal development and differentiation, aberrant hypomethylation in HCC and many human cancers can lead to the expression of oncogenes [ 81], or, similarly, hypermethylation can lead to the silencing of tumor-suppressor genes [ 82].
