Traditionally, solvent based processes are utilised for extraction of many bioactive compounds [ 42, 43].
Our hypothesis is that the same cognitive processes are utilised in the practicing of different complex laparoscopic tasks, like procedural training, and therefore these processes are transferable between different tasks.
An identical process is utilised to select students who meet criteria for entry as 'rural entry', although these applicants compete for dedicated places reserved for applicants with a rural origin.
Thereby, manufacturing-induced properties and mechanisms induced during the linear flow splitting process are utilised to integrate additional functional elements.
Primarily, the PBAF integrates learning and the examination process, whereby answers to profile questions collected in the learning process are utilised to authenticate students in the examination process.
A four-step process was utilised to develop, implement and evaluate more evidence based maternity care at the study hospital [ 20].
The high grade process heat is utilised into direct heating of the process streams, e.g. heating of the syngas feed to the SOFC after cooling, condensation and ultra-cleaning with the Rectisol® process, using the hot product gas from the steam gasifier and heating of air to the SOFC using exhaust gas from the char combustor.
In one such novel process, glycerol is utilised by bacterial strain Cupriavidus necator DSM 545 to synthesis poly 3-hydroxybutyric acid), a biopoly 3-hydroxybutyricl to replacidits petrochemical counterparts in many applications.
However, in some cases Dlx expression has been observed very early in embryogenesis [[ 8, 9], this study], therefore we suggest that the ancestral role of Dlx could also be in a specific type of morphogenetic process that is utilised in numerous ways throughout animal development.
Process-based facies modelling is utilised for the Nieuwerkerk sedimentary formation in the West Netherlands Basin to construct realistic reservoir models honouring geological heterogeneity.
