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Through these studies, it is able to get the burst failure criteria of surrounding rocks with higher practical engineering value to more effectively guide the prevention and control of rockburst in field.

The combined use of the RRS and association genetics could help to more effectively guide crosses and speed up the introgression of specific alleles identified as being of interest through the early selection of genotypes derived from crosses.

This highlights a more general need for a new generation of risk assessment tools that also predict overall consequences for health to more effectively guide risk management in our increasingly risk-averse culture.

This study was conducted in order to determine the treatment outcomes and the patterns of failure in NPC patients with N0 disease after IMRT, in order to more effectively guide future treatment.

In a previous report, Halstead et al. [ 8] confirmed significant in vitro activity of tigecycline against A. calcoaceticus-baumannii complex, Enterobacter spp., Escherichia coli, and Klebsiella pneumoniae isolates and highlighted the ability of local susceptibility patterns to more effectively guide empiric antimicrobial therapy.

Given that PM2.5 is a mixture of multiple components, it has been of high interest to identify its specific health-relevant physical and/or chemical features to more effectively guide air pollution regulation (Dominici et al. 2010; National Research Council 2004).

According to the calculated results of actual data of oil field, the software can predict sand production and steam channeling more effectively, and guide further formulation and improvement of development program.

We then performed two analyses that appear to suggest that TotTV features compositions in which movement is used more effectively to guide attention to the location of the speaking character within the frame.

Perhaps the most relevant question is whether current science is at a stage where specific patient characteristics genetic, pathophysiological, or phenotypic might effectively guide us in more general diabetes practice.

One avenue that may effectively guide such searches is a more systematic haplotype-mining analysis.

45 More comprehensive understanding of TNBCs is therefore essential to effectively guide the use of PARP inhibitors in clinical management of these patients.