High exposure may alert policy makers to issues that are of public concern and thereby result in legislation or the implementation of policies that promote behavior change.
In addition, 1T-MoS2 has a dense atomic configuration in the basal surfaces and a high electronic conductivity, which is six orders of magnitude greater than that of 2H-MoS2, theresultinglting in an enhanced HER performance of 1T-MoS2 compared to 2H-MoS2.
This enables the use of less restrictive inclusion/exclusion criteria for study selection, and more efficient use of data from the studies that are selected, thereby resulting in a particularly comprehensive summary of all relevant data.
That, in turn, causes users to grow dissatisfied with the game, lose interest in the game, and communicate that dissatisfaction, thereby resulting in lost sales of the game or 'add-on' packs and expansions thereto.
The potential HSP suppressors of PD thus seem to differ from that of polyQ diseases, thereby resulting in a different HSP barcode of potential treatment targets (Fig. 2).
Concerning the recruitment of patients, it must be assumed that more people opposed to psychosocial medicine than those in favour of it are in the group that refused to participate, thereby resulting in an underestimate of real patient need.
The volume ratio for each expander in the cascade ORC is much smaller than that in single-stage ORC, thereby resulting in easier design and manufacture of the expanders.
Most hypotheses for the development and maintenance of work-related muscle pain propose that muscle-cell activity produces energy demands that are not met by circulation, thereby resulting in hypoxia, energy crisis, and accumulation of metabolites in the muscle [ 6].
Three-year-olds are unable to switch perspectives, thereby resulting in difficulties that lead them to make a high percentage of realistic errors.
Wheat and barley were used to make gruel, a bready meal that combines the grains with water, thereby resulting in fermentation -- and, voila!
