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A metallization scheme suitable to explore the capability of 4H SiC for high temperature applications was designed and fabricated on Schottky barrier diodes (SBDs).
The Balb/c tuberculosis model has been used extensively to test different forms of therapy [12] [14], confirming that it is highly suitable to explore the efficiency of new drugs or immunotherapy; this is the first study to explore efficacy of a novel drug in MDR-TB infection.
Although 'counting people' with conditions provides important prevalence information, a qualitative approach is suitable to explore the meanings that people attribute to particular life events, including health and illness [ 21].
The reason we chose this dataset was that the matched mRNA and miRNA data were collected from the same subjects and were more suitable to explore the difference in the cancer and the normal tissues.
Higher sensitivity of cancer cells toward ROS generation due to NPs exposure as compared to normal cells makes them more suitable to explore the potential mechanisms of ROS mediated toxicity of NPs.
The results showed that each fraction has a moderate effect in the regulation of lipid metabolism at a concentration of 1 μg/ml, This concentration (1 μg/ml) was suitable to explore the contribution of each fraction to the target tissues.
We propose a novel computational approach suitable to exploring the potential role of lncRNAs as ceRNAs.
However, until recently, the paucity of population-level data suitable to explore these factors has prevented an assessment of their relative contribution to rapidly fatal disease.
Because of the dearth of prior research on stabilizing mechanisms, a qualitative case study seemed particularly suitable to explore these mechanisms (Yin 2014).
Particularly, it is suitable to explore certain correlations between the measures and, finally, to learn whether the complexity indices capture structural information differently or similarly.
Modern forensic studies provide well-established neutral markers, suitable to explore genetic composition of extant populations.
