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In view of this, this study reviewed previous studies of bond and anchorage behaviour of reinforced NSC and HSC, their mechanisms and applicability of using confining pressure in developing bond and anchorage in facilitating the research development in bond and anchorage behaviour of RC structures.

These findings in an animal model extend the repertoire of environmental conditions that preimplantation embryos are sensitive to and substantiate the need for broader analysis of underlying molecular mechanisms and applicability across species, including humans.

This paper describes the first systematic studies about the retaining mechanism and applicability of the hTP, on the basis of the analysis of the soil-pile interaction.

This work makes a detailed study of the double auction mechanisms and their applicability for the cloud markets.

However, a PPR model is not a replacement for the convention heat and mass transfer model as the former does not deal with the transport mechanisms and its applicability may be limited by the range and quality of input data.

From our point of view, the main uses in the field of forensic medicine are the understanding of the different injury mechanisms and their applicability in establishing the causality criteria.

It is of importance that, in addition to facilitating analyses of drug-resistance mechanisms and its applicability in compound screening, the ability to expand CSC-enriched populations in vitro provides a sufficient number of cells for analyses by emerging technologies such as mass spectrometry-based proteomics.

Its biological mechanism and clinical applicability are still being actively evaluated [ 73, 74].

However, additional research is needed to investigate these mechanisms and determine their applicability to fetal and child neurodevelopment.

All those extensions are examined from the aspects of specification, interoperability with other mechanisms, security vulnerabilities, performance and applicability.

In general, therefore, adopted mechanisms to introduce 'change' were limited to formal, didactic sessions or meetings with little consideration given to the differences and applicability of different mechanisms of sharing both knowledge and values [ 26, 27].