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The recent advancements in the field of biotechnology and biomedical engineering are targeted at exploring the biosensing applications of graphene oxide due to its biocompatibility.
However, children deserve to be appropriately informed about their health and care [ 63, 64], so further research could usefully be targeted at exploring clinicians' motivations behind their approach to these discussions, thereby identifying training needs.
The natural lipid phosphatidylethanolamine (PE; amine-containing lipid) was used in early studies to functionalize liposomes, aimed at exploring the preparation of immunoliposomes for intravascular targeting [ 31].
A proposed small business innovative research (SBIR) project will design a prototype tilted target, exploring the materials needed for fabrication and testing at an irradiation facility to address issues of heat transfer and stresses within the target.
"The attack was targeted at the sheik.
Targeted research aimed at exploring body composition outcomes amongst the more poverty stricken or disadvantaged urban youth would be of value.
It's targeted at the consumer.
Future research targeted at particular communities could further explore culturally-specific influences on hepatitis screening behaviour.
In comparison to the 147 participants of the creative consultation, we received 75 responses to the online questionnaire, which explored the same areas, specifically targeted at young people 16 and under.
Here we aim at exploring whether fault interaction modifies the earthquake predictability skill on OP-fault and/or brings to a time synchronization of the two target faults.
The NIEHS also supports a number of other activities that either directly or indirectly build environmental health science capacity in other countries such as scientific conferences and meetings, including two in 2006 specifically targeted at identifying global environmental health issues and exploring research partnerships (NIEHS 2007).
