Morphological and functional analyses performed on the pancreatic islet spheroids grown for 14 days prove the long-term stability, enhanced viability, and increased hormone secretion under the sufficient oxygen delivery conditions.
Geological, geomechanical, geochemical, and engineering work has been used to fully describe the injection zone and adjacent strata in an effort to prove the long-term storage potential of this site.
Unobtrusive to the point of invisibility from the road, there's a big hedge, a gravel area, then the two buildings, which are the performance part of Harrall's PhD at the University of Lincoln - his aim being to prove the long-term value of passive solar design, where buildings absorb and retain heat.
But since digital makes short-term impacts more measurable than ever, the expectations are higher for CMOs to prove the long-term influence too (or spend less on it).
It would increase the impact of our findings if future studies could prove the long-term superiority of CBT over natural course in fatigued cancer survivors.
Both studies prove the long-term (4-year) efficacy of telbivudine with maintained virological responses in early responders (PCR-negative at Week 24), favourable ALT normalization in both HBeAg-positive and HBeAg-negative patients, and a high HBeAg seroconversion rate in HBeAg-positive patients.
At this point, we expect the industry will be back to equilibrium, with Tesco having proved the long-term winner.
Additional PL measurements proved the long-term stability of the methyl passivated surfaces of the Si nanowires in ambient air.
This will only be achieved if projects have undertaken more than one third-party verification proving the long-term compliance to the standards and enforcement of the expected climate, social and environmental benefits.
Proving the long-term cost-effectiveness of computer-tailored interventions to stimulate PA among older adults, might stimulate the large-scale implementation of these interventions, and thereby prevent the loss of health and lower the impact of the aging population on health care costs.
Until the actuaries have pored over Mr Brown's proposals it will be hard to know how affordable this commitment will prove in the long term.
