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For on oxy-fuel based combustion cycle, we have previously evaluated the effect of presence of oxygen, nitrogen and argon on the CO2 phase diagram and the critical properties of mixtures in these systems.
For this purpose, we have previously evaluated the effect of time elapsed between death and sperm recovery on spermatic parameters, and the fertilization ability of frozen-thawed spermatozoa using heterologous in vivo fertilization by intrauterine insemination in domestic goat (Capra hircus).
To our knowledge, only one research group has previously evaluated the effect of an acute rise in CaO2 and red blood cell volume on V̇O2max during moderate acute hypoxia.
Two trials [ 19, 20] have previously evaluated the effect of a standardised approach to consulting for OA.
At our center, we have previously evaluated the effect of antihypertensive therapy in pregnant diabetic women with microalbuminuria (3, 5) and gradually over the years intensified our antihypertensive therapy strategy accordingly.
The majority of studies that have previously evaluated the effect of AN consumption on the health of mother and baby originate from PNG and Taiwan [ 15, 16, 20– 20].
Due to the potential of lovastatin to target EGFR function and its downstream signaling, we previously evaluated the effects of combining lovastatin with the clinically relevant EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitor (TKI) gefitinib [22].
Because we had not previously evaluated the effects of vitamin E on DNA synthesis in undifferentiated PC12 cells, we compared its effects alone or in combination with CPF.
However, only one randomized trial has previously evaluated the effects of protein and energy-rich supplementation on body composition as measured by DXA following hip fracture [ 13].
In a previously published study, we evaluated the effect of nitrous oxide on the incidence of postoperative wound infection after colectomy [ 16].
Previously, we evaluated the effects of several prokinetic agents, including mosapride, itopride, and herbal medicine (TJ-43), on esophageal motor functions [ 20, 36, 37].
