Here we experimentally revaluated these data using a well designed protocol.
Most of these losses can be extracted using a well designed sample holder, but in any case, significant amount of heat is generated rapidly when critical current is approached and overstepped, especially if n-value is low.
The very use of Information Technology (IT) can be fun and motivating in itself [ 17] and using a well designed HIT, whilst experiencing increased competency, should improve clinical performance.
The most recent study used a well designed two station MSK OSCE and showed equivalency in skills scores but slightly higher student instructor ratings for final year medical students in the UK [ 55].
We have fabricated two types of devices which can measure this resistance change using a "well" design.
For reducing the energy use, a well designed collection system for urine also proved important, while recovery of the urine was essential for reducing eutrophication.
Prism holographic lithography uses a well-designed prism to split incident light into several beams with a certain wavevector profile [62].
The systematic review has been conducted by a well designed protocol using robust methodology [ 10, 11] to allow us to identify educationally sound assessments of EBM TTT courses.
We have demonstrated that a well designed program using proven techniques from implementation research, designed with local characteristics in mind and in consultation with key stakeholders can be effective.
Where groundwater is the dominant use, the optimum system is a well designed and managed pressurised system operating at the lowest discharge pressure possible that will still allow for efficient irrigation.
Again, under this optimization criterion, algorithm leverages the use of localized information acquired through a well designed and distributed wireless sensor network, as it averts the need for any long-haul communication links or centralized decision and monitoring facility thereby achieving a more reliable performance under dynamic environments.
