Previously considered a primarily surgical management problem, the contribution of chemotherapy, radiotherapy and the combination of chemo-radiation, to the management of colorectal cancer has now been demonstrated.
Besides, the effectiveness of the method for solving the problems with the contribution of high modes and the consideration of nonlinear FVDs is also proved.
We emphasize that most of the work concerning nonlocal boundary value problems relates the contribution expressed in terms of the integral to the value of the unknown function at a fixed point (left/right end-point of the interval under consideration), for instance, see [1 3] and references therein.
This entails a strategy in which each country plans its health research according to country-specific health problems and the contribution it can make to regional and global health research.
The farm layout problem is by nature a constrained optimization problem, and the contribution of the wake effects is significant; therefore, in two formulations presented in this study the influence of wind direction is also taken into account and compared with the scenario that the wake effect is ignored.
The main purpose is to provide a context in which both the difficulty of the concerned problem and the contribution of the applied model can be characterized, allowing the comparison among different studies.
The objective of the present work is to examine the history of heart disease as a public health problem and the contribution of advancements in scientific knowledge about stress in the 1930s 1960s supporting the hypothesis of stress as one cause of disease.
The objective of the present work is to examine the history of heart disease as a public health problem and the contribution of advancements in scientific knowledge about stress in the 1950s and 1960s supporting the hypothesis of stress as one cause of disease.
In an effort to resolve the above problems, the main contributions of our work are summarized as follows.
Technical problems, such as the contribution of parasitic damping to the loss factor, are discussed in detail.
