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This cure and phase separation of DAOP from the PVC matrix can successfully recover the PVC's thermal-resistance properties.

Based on the difference in elastic modulus E′ between rubber and glassy state, the reinforcing effect (denoted as reinforcement coefficient C) of fillers in the polymer matrix can successfully be analyzed (Praveen et al. 2010).

Importantly, our findings and those of others have provided evidence that both 3D-suspension models and bioengineered matrices can successfully be used as in vitro 3D platforms for research into the functional roles of KLK enzymes on ovarian cancer metastasis and chemoresistance.

Dispersal through an inhospitable matrix requires that a species is willing to enter the matrix and can successfully colonize another habitat patch.

The results demonstrate that the proposed matrix-based model can successfully classify positive and negative samples in all five activation functions that we investigated.

Moreover the reconstruction of the source profile and contribution matrices can be successfully obtained by APCS Absolute Principal Component Scoress) method [49].

The reconstruction of the source profile and contribution matrices can be successfully obtained by APCS method [20, 21].

If this is the case, it is not hard to image why the G matrix is so robust in its prediction ability and why we can successfully apply the same G matrix or numerator relationship matrix (A matrix (Henderson 1975b)) to genetic evaluation for different traits.

Thus, if a growth factor could be applied which can successfully stimulate the synthesis of these important matrix molecules this would be of benefit for regenerating the degenerate disc.

The results indicated that using this theory-based method of constructing response alternatives can successfully enhance the construct validity of figural matrices tests.

The system can successfully model a simple contaminant plume within a homogenous porous matrix constructed from glass beads (60 100 μm).