In an effort to investigate the seismic response of CFS structures, a theoretical and experimental research has been carried out at University of Naples Federico II, with the main aim to support the spreading of these systems in seismic areas.
The resulting hybrid hydrogel maintained the mechanically active and biologically active domains, and supported the spreading of AoAFs during in vivo culture to a significantly greater extent than RLP-only hydrogels.
The findings of this study should enrich the discussion on consumers' preference for avocado fruit, making more accurate strategies possible when supporting the spread of avocado cultivation in those areas where the agronomic characteristics allow it.
A similar scenario, which is made plausible by the number of young individuals supporting the spread of infection and by unsatisfactory population immunity against the virus, could tremendously impact the already endangered health and conservation status of Mediterranean striped dolphins.
This blend bioink also displayed favorable biological characteristics that supported the spreading and proliferation of encapsulated endothelial and stem cells in the bioprinted constructs, leading to the formation of biologically relevant, highly organized, perfusable vessels.
Before long zemstvo village schools powerfully supported the spread of rural literacy.
The intention was to support the spread of "humanistic photography" by helping young photojournalists and worthy projects.
For this reason, the central authorities supported the spread of village elections in the 1990s, allowing rural residents some ability to hold their local leaders accountable.
The Saudis' public relations campaign (front page, Aug. 29) will not alter the fact that the House of Saud is a repressive regime that supports the spread of anti-American attitudes.
This would do a lot to provide a more integrated approach, and support the spread of shared services, but giving the CIO, based in the Cabinet Office, power over other departments would challenge the civil service's way of conducting business.
