Unlike, the aqueous contact angle is an undesirable factor leading to use Eq. (5) because the higher oil recovery requires higher aqueous-wetted surface (lower aqueous contact angle).
Institutional electronic information resources performed slowly and unreliably with multiple barriers leading to use of informal ad hoc paper-based tools and personal hand-held devices.
The majority of JmjC KDM inhibitors identified to date incorporate carboxylic acids/carboxylic acid analogues, leading to use of pro-drug ester forms for sufficient cellular activity.
It makes sense, from economic and social perspectives, to study predictors and pathways leading to use of sickness and disability benefits.
However, the low-to-moderate correspondence between questionnaire-based and accelerometer-assessed physical activity measurements, along with the growing affordability of accelerometers, is increasingly leading to use of accelerometers to measure physical activity in large studies (27– 35).
Aerosol releases of biological, chemical, and radioactive weapons are notoriously difficult to control, leading to use of vaccine, if available, and other, more cumbersome measures to protect military personnel.
Because the patient reported here denied any professional or recreational outdoor activities, a single clinical examination would probably have led to a wrong diagnosis of a nonspecific itchy dermatitis, leading to use of inadequate or needless medications.
Briefly, we postulated that "health consciousness" and "pain" were two immediate, but unmeasured, factors leading to use of NSAIDs, and considered variables that were related with breast cancer risk and at least one of the unmeasured variables, as potential confounders.
