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In this paper, models of highly ordered C-(A -S-H(I) A -S-Hoposed A -S-HvestIgared.
AQP1 protein is strongly expressed in human and animal models of highly proliferating microvessels [ 43] and the chick embryo chorioallantoic membrane [ 44].
1– 3 A wide range of rhodium compounds, for example, single crystal and polycrystalline rhodium surfaces 4– 8 as well as supported rhodium particles, 9– 12 have been used to build reactivity models of highly dispersed systems.
The study includes a comprehensive descriptive modeling of highly dimensional ECG data.
Thus, we performed a longitudinal study of a chronic fluoxetine treatment in a model of highly emotional mice (BALB/cJ).
However, a similar level of maturity has not yet been achieved with regard to the modeling of highly concentrated turbidity currents with significant erosion, resuspension, and bedload transport.
Pharmacophore modeling of highly active compounds was carried out by Molecular Operating Environment MOEE) to generate a visualized model for compound design in future study.
It is concluded that Box-Behnken and central composite experimental designs are inappropriate for ANN modeling of highly curved responses and that extensive internal mapping of the design space is essential to generate predictive ANN models.
To predict capillary flows on BDA surfaces, we developed a conceptual model of highly wettable porous films, which are modeled as multiple layers of capillary tubes oriented in the flow direction.
Presented here are three kinematic representations of large rotations for accurate modeling of highly flexible beam-like structures undergoing arbitrarily large three-dimensional elastic deformation and/or rigid-body motion.
The hydrogel showed synergistic antibacterial and antibiofilm activity with various antibiotics and antibiofilm agents in vitro [25], while in vivo it has been proven effective in a rabbit model of highly contaminated implant both with [26] and without systemic prophylaxis, without interfering with bone growth [27].
