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FiberWire, an increasingly popular suture material, allows for strong flexor tendon repair that may allow early mobilization.
The ability to predict the amount and composition of the biomass material allows for greater control in the design and mobilization of the harvesting system.
It is found that the copper pre-stabilized material allows for a five-fold incopper pre-stabilizedof deposited copper crystals.
The diverse material allows for an exploration of the following themes: industry and economy, workers and strikes, role of women, education, children, food and rationing, transport, disease, religion and spiritualism, celebration, and more.
Moreover, it was shown that the judicious choice of the adhesive material allows for a significant increase of the static and fatigue strength compared to pure bolted or bonded corresponding configurations [17,24].
As an alternative source of Ca and Si, this secondary raw material allows for a reduction of the CO2 emissions in cement production, mitigating the ecological impact of cement manufacturing, and reducing the need for natural resources.
The utilization of sepiolite zeolite materials as a bottom liner material allowed for thinner liners with some reduction in construction costs compared to use of a kaolinite-rich clay.
Both positional shift and floating of the defect in contrast material allow for a correct diagnosis of non-tagged stool.
Even trace amounts of this exquisite material allow for a wide range of applications, from perfume to beverages to medicine, making Florentine orris butter a much sought-after product.
Gold nanorods (GNRs) represent an attractive class of GNPs as due to their plasmon absorption sensitivity to the refractive index of the surrounding material, allow for an extremely accurate sensing and make them excellent candidates for biological sensing applications [11].
That would mean, for example, that light would bend in the opposite direction when entering the material allowing for new types of lenses to be made.
