This study could significantly guide to the rational design of H2O/O2 selective biodegradable food packaging in order to meet the requirement for different food systems.
However, land tenure and public access significantly guided the spatial practices and values of the people beyond the preferred landscape types.
Bioinformatics analysis revealed a ∼30-bp∼30-bpdromic consequenceequence motif shared by all of the repeat occurrences and most of the single occurrence sites, verifying that ϕC31-mediated integration into pseudo attP sites is significantly guided by DNA sequence recognition.
Instead, subjects are significantly guided by gain-loss frequency under the same final outcome context.
Improving medical education in China to meet international standards has become an urgent goal; at the same time, the establishment of global standards for medical education has significantly guided the promotion of standardization and internationalization of medical education in China.
Unlike in humans, transthoracic echocardiography in sheep can be technically difficult due to the small acoustic window often present and the shape of the chest wall, with modified parasternal long and short axis views being the best reproducible images, neither of which would have helped significantly with guiding cannula placement.
It has been demonstrated that by properly tailoring the fiber's design parameters EML can be lowered significantly, while other guiding parameters such as confinement loss and power fraction can be kept above acceptable limits.
The VAS and ODI scores improved significantly following fluoroscopically guided transforaminal epidural dry needling, and nearly 65% of the patients rated their response as "good" to "excellent" on the self-rated improvement assessment.
However, as mass spectrometry technology evolves, it is becoming increasingly clear that changes in proteomic profiles of breast cancer will aid in disease stratification and prognostication, and will significantly help to guide selection of treatment regimens.
Such a pay structure can be easily understood by investors and taxpayers, and it creates a laser-like focus on significantly increasing enterprise value and guiding the company toward becoming a stable, viable and competitive organization that repays the taxpayer.
Rohlin and Mileman (2000) – in a systematic review of the literature – found the application of decision tree analysis in dentistry to be limited and significantly lags behind medicine in guiding the efficient delivery of oral healthcare [ 41].
