As well known, some systematic approaches including the constraint-based design method [17] and the Freedom and Constraint Topology (FACT) method [18], have gained a great success in the design field of flexure mechanisms.
Identification of potential infectious disease threats can be accomplished by systematic approaches, including outbreak investigations and literature searches, and through routine, intensive searches for new pathogens.
Furthermore, a systematic approach including occurrence, fate and transport in various environmental matrices is needed to minimize uncertainties in risk assessment of chiral pharmaceuticals as emerging environmental contaminants.
To efficiently design such a compensator satisfying stability requirement, this study proposes a systematic approach, including stabilizing gain selection and analytical calculation of boundary gains of the EUPI irreversible component.
Thus, a systematic approach including whole genome/exome sequencing strategies would be desirable here.
The main strength of this study was that we adopted a systematic approach, including a systematic search and an appraisal of quality.
Our systematic approach including all candidate factors was chosen to reveal their relative contributions to DR pathophysiology with immediate consequences for therapies targeting VEGF.
A systematic approach including enrichment, deglycosylation, mass spectrometric analysis with CID and ETD was established for the study of serum of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC).
A systematic approach, including administrative controls, environmental engineering, protection equipment, and quality control, is advocated to prevent future SARS-CoV transmission to healthcare workers.
Sierra Leone utilized a systematic approach, including situational assessment, selection of sentinel sites, preparation of implementation plan, adaptation of the standard operating procedures, supervision and training of staff, and monitoring of influenza surveillance activities.
Using a systematic approach including a literature search and subsequent Delphi process, an interdisciplinary expert group rated the appropriateness of the most frequently used drugs for long-term treatment of LUTS in older people with regard to efficacy, tolerability and safety.
