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Such considerations could be important in progressing effective implementation of the framework developed by Lavis and colleagues [ 28] for evaluating what has been done to promote efforts to link research to action.
Some courts, for example, understood the standard to require that an appreciable, meaningful, or more-than-trivial benefit be conferred by the education provided, and others took it to require progress, effective results, or demonstrable improvements in academic performance.
As the therapeutic, imaging, and diagnostic applications of plasmonic nanomaterials progress, effective methods for NIR light delivery to challenging anatomical regions will complement ongoing efforts to advance plasmonic photothermal therapy toward clinical use.
Our findings show clear discrepancies between current players and key players, highlighting missed opportunities for progressing more effective conservation diffusion.
We have formed an international collaboration of scientists across 3 continents to advance the understanding of human osteosarcoma and progress toward effective therapies for this disease.
This idea allowed in the past fifteen years considerable complexity progress in effective polynomial equation solving.
There is a good correlation between the progress of effective case depth and a proposed time-temperature compensated parameter.
The fact that GRN mutations produced in mice do not display all the features of the human disorder has limited progress towards effective treatments for FTD.
The progress of effective therapies for stroke has become a challenging task for both researchers and clinicians.
This paper discusses the importance of construction to the three elements of sustainable development, namely economic growth, social progress and effective protection of the environment.
This strategy has already resulted in remarkable progress towards effective oral delivery of nanomedicines that can overcome the intestinal epithelial barrier.
