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They can be used alone by percutaneous injection into a fracture, or by surgical approach with a biomaterial combining most often granules of hydroxyapatite and b-tricalcium phosphate.

For similar studies, SSR markers were used alone by Jin et al. (2010); Hesham et al. (2008); Sow et al. (2014); Das et al. (2013) and Choudhury et al. (2013) or along with SNP markers by Courtois et al. (2012) and Zhao et al. (2011).

Schematic illustration of drug delivery process is described in Figure 7. Generally, functionalized CNTs possess the ability to carry molecules of interest across the cytoplasmic membrane and nuclear membrane without producing a toxic effect; therefore, the drug CNT conjugate proves to be safer and more effective than drug used alone by traditional preparation.

When needed, biotin-labeled mAb against TCR were used alone, followed by a mix containing the FITC-labeled streptavidine and the other mAbs.

The same rate of clopyralid used alone was shown by Tran et al. (2015) to have the added benefit of either preventing or severely retarding establishment of new broom seedlings for approximately 14 weeks after application.

It may be used alone or supplemented by the SF-36, a widely used general health status questionnaire, because it is complementary to the SF-36.

Consequently, protein synthesis is not only halted transiently by either component used alone but also halted permanently by the two components in combination, resulting in synergistic and concentration-independent bactericidal activity against many pathogens.

The efficacy of anticancer drugs used alone is restrained not only by their systemic toxicity and narrow therapeutic window but also by drug resistance and limited cellular penetration.

For example, transistor amplifiers introduce intolerable distortion in sound systems when used alone, but properly modified by a feedback control system they can achieve any desired degree of fidelity.

When SPA is used alone, (12) is satisfied by assuming the maximum admissible number of iterations, even larger than I max=100, although in Section 4.2 we have shown this may yield a negligible improvement.

The Berlin definition of ARDS and Murray's LIS was used alone to identify patients by 12%and9%9% respectively.