A plethora of work has been published on applications for cornea, anterior chamber, and trabecular meshwork imaging.
Due to the relevancy of the results we also include in our analysis the prediction results for the content published on two applications: an interactive video sharing application (Zync) [66] and a joke sharing application (JokeBox) [67].
Several case reports have been published on the application of this device [23, 24, 32, 33].
Since there is limited work published on the application of multilevel for the control of several SEIGs working in parallel and independent.
Rapid manufacturing has been successfully applied to produce patient-specific implants for craniomaxillofacial, dental, hip, and knee requirements, but very little has been published on its application for spinal implants.
Some authors report good results with surgical treatment and early mobilization of the ankle joint [5, 6, 7, 8]; however, to the best of our knowledge, no papers have been published on the application of continuous passive motion (CPM) to the ankle immediately after surgery.
To our knowledge, no studies have been published on the application of GTN in patients with PT.
While much has been published on the application of multiple imputation to epidemiological studies, there is limited literature that deals with model building in the presence of missing data, and more specifically model building including interactions.
Many papers were published on the application of the MN in peripheral lymphocytes of patients with cancer or preneoplastic lesions; the large majority of them show a significant increase of MN frequency in patients compared with control groups, with a large variability among the tumours and studies (Iarmarcovai et al, 2008; Bonassi et al, 2011; El-Zein et al, 2011).
Recently, detailed reviews have been published on various applications of field-flow fractionation in general, e.g., [ 2, 3].
