BG, JLO and CSH drafted the initial manuscript, and JB, MM and JSO were involved in revising and providing substantial content and revisiting data analysis in the later phase of the manuscript production.
In order to understand (a) which substantial content areas CCER refers to in detail and which challenges (prospective) VET-educators are expected to master in the field of research methods, as well as (b) which competence dimensions are relevant to managing the respective challenges (Wiethe-Körprich and Trost 2013), a systematic literature review was conducted.
New releases continued into late 2006, at lower prices with more substantial content, leading to a better reception in the gaming press.
Only one in five promising links actually turned up pages with substantial content, it said.
The far UV CD spectra of the purified C-terminal polypeptide indicated substantial α-helical content in the wt peptide in isotonic aqueous buffer.
Comparative analyses of genome content revealed that only 50% of the pan-genome is conserved in all strains, reflecting substantial diversity of genome content in these closely related pathogens that may relate to their different host ranges, virulence and persistence characteristics.
Diamond-like carbon:silver (DLC:Ag) thin films, with metal contents as high as 16.8 at.%, have been deposited on silicon substrates using pulsed excimer laser deposition; the produced DLC:Ag films sustain a substantial sp3 content (36%) in the DLC matrix even for the highest Ag content (~ 16.8 at.%), in contrast to previous reports.
MnSOD was significantly higher in CR vs. AL red gastrocnemius (3-fold, P = 0.031; Fig. 9, panel A), with a substantial upregulation in the protein content in females vs. males (2.5-fold, P = 0.026).
Quantitatively, endothelially differentiated CD34+ cells (HSC-ECs) expressed substantial vWF normalized to DNA content, in comparison to dermal fibroblasts that were used as controls (Fig. 3F).
There was a strong Sirius Red staining in the stroma of adipose tissue from cachectic patients, which indicates a substantial increase in collagen-fibre content in the tissue.
