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More young athletes need to be studied to create a fuller set of data to determine the long-term effect of the hits they absorbed.

Model systems like the Pt(111) single crystal electrode and well-characterized Pt alloys are studied to create a link between the microscopic level of understanding the bonding and reactivity of adsorbates and the macroscopic measurements of kinetic rate and thermodynamic properties of the reacting system.

The gender-specific motives for khat use and abstinence were studied to create a toe-hold for more specific interventions.

Students may request permission from the Director of Graduate Study to create a field not listed as an advanced field below, such as International Finance or Law & Economics.

This study was aimed at developing a methodology that uses soil surveys and paleopedological studies to create a detailed map of Quaternary cover, suitable for integration with a standard geological map of similar scale.

Therefore, this study uses the interpretation service of five National Parks in Taiwan as an empirical study to create a relationship model for tourists' involvement, interpretation service quality and place attachment.

A compositional grading of PEEK and PTFE is implemented in this study to create a bulk composite with the functional requirements of component strength, stiffness and wear resistance while providing solid lubrication at the sliding interface.

We enrolled only female patients and probands in the study to create a study group as homogenous as possible and to avoid effects influenced by the gender.

Membrane emulsification was used in this study to create a colloidal mixture using Shirasu porous glass membranes (SPG) developed by Nakashima et al. [13].

This information model is aimed at the identification of biobanks; unification of databases; and objectification of the information, samples, and related studies – to create a completely new 'bio-object infrastructure' within the EU.

Humboldt used the insights he had gained from this study to create a comprehensive blueprint for a future comparative anthropology ("Plan einer vergleichenden Anthropologie" (1797, GS Vol 1, 377 410).