Design and fabrication of ceramic materials that simultaneously provide adequate strength and toughness is of importance in engineering applications.
A dual-source scanner may be used to simultaneously provide adequate penetration for coronary cCTA as well as low kVp imaging to improve detection of myocardial perfusion.
Hybrid external fixation is a safe option for complex high-energy tibial plateau fractures by simultaneously providing adequate fracture stabilization and protection of soft tissue healing to achieve bony union.
The present study indicates that, if the master DOFs are selected reasonably by the substructure method, the solving efficiency can be greatly improved, and simultaneously the adequate calculation precision is also ensured.
It is possible to design suture repairs that minimize the friction between tendon and sheath while simultaneously maintaining adequate strength to provide a wide margin of safety during therapy.
As is always the case in modeling, it is desirable to employ simplifying assumptions regarding model inputs that allow efficient model construction while simultaneously ensuring adequate model accuracy.
Patients are instructed to lead a disciplined life with decreasing salt intake, maintaining inter-dialytic weight gain within narrow ranges, while simultaneously keeping adequate calorie intake.
If our hypothesis is correct that mTOR inhibition with sirolimus can improve RFS, while simultaneously providing adequate immunosuppression, patients with HCC that receive a LT could expect a longer and better quality of life.
Additionally, best practice examples should be developed to provide guidance for Member States, showing how to allow for the collection of high quality data while simultaneously providing adequate safeguards for citizens' privacy.
Historic building heating and, in particular, church heating represents a challenging task because many objectives have to be reached simultaneously; in facts, adequate thermal comfort levels have to be guaranteed for the occupants while ensuring an optimal internal climate suitable for the preservation of valuable and often fragile building components and artworks.
