Some privacy watchers have dismissed N.S.A. activities as surveillance boondoggles, unlikely to significantly prevent terrorism.
Drains significantly prevent wound complications and reduce hospital stay.
Most of compounds could significantly prevent proliferation of tested cell lines.
However, all the fractions significantly prevent PC formation and LPO in the cerebrocortex as compared to the control (P < 0.05).
Based experimental results, regeneration at lower regeneration temperatures could significantly prevent the sintering and reduction in the catalyst surface area.
The wrinkling of the graphene sheets can significantly prevent them from agglomerating and restacking with one another face to face and thus increase the electrolyte-accessible surface area.
The results of UV irradiation confirmed that the Abam-PSNs can significantly prevent the photolysis of Abamectin, resulting from the protective effect of the silica carrier.
Addition of 0.3% fiber can significantly prevent the post peak flexure strength loss and improved the ductility of bio-beams which had 400 kPa residual strength at 15% failure strain.
Results confirm that the spectral-spatial classification using learning-based feature extraction is able to improve the classification accuracy considerably; that is because spatial features can help to significantly prevent salt-and-pepper noise in the result of pixel-wise classification.
Recently, graphitic carbon nitride (g-C3N4) has drawn much attention as a metal-free photocatalyst due to high photocatalytic efficiency.[11 13] Due to the band structure of g-C3N4, type II band alignment could be formed between g-C3N4 and TiO2, which can significantly prevent the migration of photogenerated electrons from TiO2 and QDs to the electrolyte [14].
In well-designed studies with de novo patients, the use of proliferation signal inhibitors (PSIs; everolimus and sirolimus) has been shown to significantly prevent the intimal growth of graft coronary arteries in comparison to other immunosuppressive regimens, reducing the incidence of vasculopathy at 12 and 24 months.
