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Eligible and consenting participants are randomised with equal probability to either a minimal intervention or a three step treatment approach.

A cluster-randomized clinical trial, the Mobile Diabetes Intervention Study, randomly assigned 26 primary care practices to one of three stepped treatment groups or a control group (usual care).

As a conclusion, the water produced by two step NF treatment of biologically treated pulp and paper industry meets the quality of actual process water.

B. subtilis transformants were screened for the ability to produce phytase activity on LB agar supplemented with phytic acid (3 mM) by using the well-known two step counterstaining treatment (Bae et al. 1999).

Colonies of B. subtilis 168 carrying pAF3 (a) and pMSP3535 (b) were grown on LB agar supplemented with 3 mM of phytic acid for 24 h and then phytase activity has been visualized by the two step counterstaining treatment.

The β-segregation is removed effectively after the first two step heat treatment, a short-time holding within β single phase field then annealing in α+β phase field.

High power conversion efficiency values of 6.01% and 4.57% were obtained for devices based on K2 PC71BM and K3 PC71BM active layers with optimized donor to acceptor weight ratios and processed with a two step annealing treatment.

In this work, Co3O4 nanoparticles (NPs) encapsulated in a well-aligned carbon nanowire array on a 3D Ni-foam is successfully designed and fabricated by using the Co2(OH)2(CO3)2 nanowires as templates and followed by surface glucose polymerization and two step annealing treatment.

In order to improve haemocompatibility or tailor the biological responses to the implant, the surface modification of PTFE was performed with two steps of treatment.

We tested the long-term As removal efficiency of a two steps ZVI treatment unit for the production of 400 L/day clean water based on the combination of ZVI corrosion process with sedimentation and retention of freshly formed Fe precipitates.

To preserve the cell integrity and the immediate environment of the cell-cell conjugates we used a chemical fixation protocol in which the cells were subjected to two steps of treatment: a short and gentle fixation "in situ" with a buffer solution containing paraformaldehyde (PFA) and glutaraldehyde, immediately followed by a second fixation for a longer time (see Materials and Methods section).