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In this leading opinion paper, we systemically discuss and evaluate the relationship of the biological safety of SWNTs with their physicochemical properties such as their length, purity, agglomeration state, concentration and surface functionalization.

The interaction of materials and joining mechanism was systemically discussed.

The detailed mechanism of these evolution processes has been further discussed systemically.

Moreover, the accuracy of the reconstructed image is discussed systemically in terms of volume fraction, residual capacitance, and capacitance correlation.

The intent is to discuss the results obtained systemically using the model to establish the effect of above quantities on the nature and shape of PD pulses in micro-cavities undergoing a spark-type discharge in air.

We discuss the preclinical development of polyanionic HIV-1 inhibitors, the clinical trials of polyanionic compounds used systemically and as topical vaginal microbicides, and the prospects for the future development of these compounds as inhibitors of HIV-1 infection.

Some of the neurotransmitters are systemically disseminated, e.g. the above discussed catecholamines.

The importance of low-affinity high-capacity transporters for DA clearance is discussed, explaining the known ability of systemically administered DAT inhibitors to anomalously increase DA clearance.

The detailed and deep knowledge that is required to systemically fully understand resource efficiency in the context of a CE are discussed and the concepts of design for resource efficiency and design for recycling elaborated on.

Justice Department officials began considering the possibility of stepping in and systemically reforming the department, and Mr. Landrieu, who was elected mayor in February, began discussing such a step with federal officials before he even took office.

More recently, it has been discussed that microcirculatory disturbances could also be initiated by pro‐inflammatory cytokines, which are released systemically or locally through adherent iRBCs (Clark et al., 2006).