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A reactive constant volume diafiltration VLP assembly process was systematically and quantitatively designed to maximize VLP yield.

On the basis of evaluation items, the structure of the model was systematically established and the method for the model was quantitatively designed.

Based on the Gibson Ashby model, quasi-static compressive properties can be quantitatively designed and tailored with respect to relative density to match those of human trabecular bone.

The theoretical results indicated that (i) the moving reaction boundary (MRB) can be quantitatively designed in free-flow electrophoresis (FFE) system; (ii) charge-to-mass ratio (Z/M) analysis could provide guidance for protein concentration optimization; and (iii) the maximum processing capacity could be predicted.

Most studies (n = 71, 87%%) were quantitatively designed and the majority utilized some form of regression analysis.

There is a risk that important aspects of supportive interventions, such as perceptions and attitudes concerning the programme or staff members, adverse effects, or the positive aspects of sharing experiences with others, could be overlooked in quantitatively designed studies.

Our studies provide a powerful platform for quantitatively designing and engineering heterostructure interfaces for a number of applications, including fuel cells/batteries and optical/magnetic devices.

However, the complex three-dimensional cascading nanoslit-like structure embedded in the membrane makes it difficult to interpret and rationalize experimental results, quantitatively compare with the traditional membrane systems, and quantitatively design new membrane structures.

Determining the rates of increase in these important variables and the time period to reach critical limits (safety response time) permits the engineer to quantitatively design effective safety systems.

Accurately determining the rates of increase in these important variables and the time period to reach critical limits (safety response time) permits the engineer to quantitatively design effective safety systems.

Despite the efforts and progress thus far, no definitive guidelines or solutions are available worldwide for quantitatively designing a monitoring network in response to river chemical spill incidents, except general rules based on administrative divisions or arbitrary interpolation on routine monitoring sections.