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Furthermore, the database contains detailed information on patient characteristics, including maternal demographic characteristics, medical and obstetrical conditions, and healthcare utilization, as well as information on drug use, which can serve as a marker for the presence of comorbid conditions and their severity.

We present soil ecological engineering as a concept to generate human land-use systems, which can serve immediate human needs while minimizing environmental impacts.

It also indicates that the RNA from our FFPE tumors is of sufficient quality to provide RNA expressions using qPCR, which can serve as a standard for comparing with RNA-seq.

Therefore, it is advisable to use interpositional grafts, which can serve as a physical barrier to reduce pressure on the reconstructed condyle.

This quantitative approach opens avenues towards prediction of microbial performance using cellular biomarkers which can serve to early detect and control adaptive behavior that results in enhanced robustness.

Although these findings were explained partly by the increasing use of intravascular devices, which can serve as portal of entry to the bloodstream, they may be as well due to the retrospective nature of many studies and the lack of criteria for differentiation between contaminated blood cultures and true bacteraemia.

With analyzing historical spatiotemporal information, nature of spatiotemporal dynamics of land use changes resulted from different land use policies can be understood which can serve as a basis for developing possible growth scenarios essential for sustainable urban planning and development (Tayyebi et al. 2011).

Instead it appears that there is a subtle difference between the illusory double flash percept and the percept elicited by the specific physical double flashes used in this experiment, which can serve as the basis for discrimination between the two.

Hydrated lime and waterglass were used to produce calcium silicate, which can serve as a binder when constructing a hardpan layer.

Microscopic genetic changes may manifest as macroscopic morphological changes in the brain tumors that can be detected using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), which can serve as noninvasive biomarkers for determining methylation of MGMT regulatory regions.

This work studies the deposition of epitaxial MgO thin films with thickness of 40 nm deposited on bare Si (100) wafer using pulsed laser deposition (PLD), which can serve as a buffer layer for subsequent growth of textured Y-BaZrO3 with high proton-conductivity.