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This study aids in understanding the formation of various nanostructures on GaAs surfaces by DE approach.

This study aids the structural design of impellers for KYF flotation cells.

This study aids in determining the preclinical efficacy of Medtronic's new bileaflet valve hinge design.

This study aids in understanding the molecular mechanisms that drive differentiation from substrate based cues, and could aid the design of therapeutic biomaterials at the transition from tendon to bone.

This study aids our understanding of variability in the Levantine late Lower Paleolithic by adding the concept of segmentation of reduction as an integral part of late Lower Paleolithic lithic technology.

This study, AIDS Vaccine Evaluation Group AVEGG) Protocol 020, was designed to enroll 28 subjects to evaluate two doses of the peptide-based vaccine in IFA, but was terminated early because of sterile abscess formation in 4 of the first 24 enrollees.

The results captured in this study aid understanding of propagation of induced fractures in a multistage fracturing job and in a multiple horizontal wellbore scenario.

Determining the chief interactions with a wide size distribution is difficult, and the choice of the particle sizes in this study aided the understanding of complex particle interactions between coarse and fine particles in real events.

Results from this study aided in addressing knowledge gaps in fall Chinook salmon embryonic development rates and provided a reference index of development to assist with the estimation of fertilization dates of eggs recovered from natural redds.

As being user-friendly and methodologically easily accessible, the models introduced in this study aid the concept of probabilistic reaction norms becoming as general and applicable tool in the studies of life-history variation as the deterministic reaction norms are today.

Rigorous sequence searches employed in this study aided the identification of many additional POPs, which were not characterized earlier.