This study follows on from a previous one from our group [3] in which we used computational modelling as a tool to improve our understanding of one particular biological system, skin cells organise into an epithelium.
The study follows on from a previous survey by Unesco published in 2010, which reported on incidents in just 30 countries.
Our study follows on from the only other available reportc (to our knowledge), which was published two decades ago [13], on thermographic wound monitoring after orthopedic surgery.
The present study follows on to consider the impact of process parameters (catalyst preparation and reaction conditions), in conjunction with catalyst composition (weight loadings of Au and ZnO, and the total weight of the catalyst), as the optimization of the process parameters simultaneously optimized the catalyst composition.
This latest study follows on years of related work from this and other teams.
This study follows on from a retrospective study by the same group that reported a pathological complete response rate of 83% with neoadjuvant cisplatin chemotherapy, compared with a rate of 15% with nonrandomized comparator neoadjuvant chemotherapy [ 3].
Our present study follows on from this work [ 23] and forms part of a larger research project called Communicating Health Information and Research into Policy and Practice (CHIRPP), which focuses on health professionals' engagement with research evidence.
This study follows on from long term CQI in diabetes management which demonstrated significant improvements in quality indicators over 10 years at the Derby Aboriginal Health Service (DAHS) in the remote Kimberley region of northern Western Australia ("the DAHS diabetes study") [ 28].
The study follows on from the work carried out by Riyan Design and Management Consultants and detailed in the July 1999 report, "Environmental Evaluation of Small Bore Sewer Systems at Lh. Hinnavaru and K. Gulhi" and an MWSA report on the system installed in V. Rakheedhoo in May 2001.
This study follows on from previous design, characterization and solubility analyses of three novel carbohydrate-ligated zinc-porphyrazine (Zn II Pz) derivatives.
"This study follows on from previous work to identify the best proxy site for measuring the number of moles on the body as a whole," said lead study author Simone Ribero, of King's College's Department of Twin Research and Genetic Epidemiology, in a press release.
