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Furthermore, the developed algorithm is utilised in combination with the shooting method and continuation of the periodic motions to obtain the non-linear normal modes (NNMs) of the system.
Monoclonal antibodies, the targeted agents currently used in the treatment of mCRC are usually utilised in combination with cytotoxic drugs.
The improved bioactivity of Ti can be utilised in combination with the elastic modulus and radiolucency of PEEK through the creation of composite Ti/PEEK spacers [ 60, 61].
A reverse phase column (Waters, BEH C18, 2.1 × 150 mm, 1.7 µm) was utilised in combination with a 20 mM ammonium formate to 20 mM ammonium formate/80% ACN gradient.
Utilised in combination, this approach has been associated with both significant cost savings, and also increased ICU bed capacity [ 12].
In a similar way data on the use of social space by people with dementia will be utilised and constructed in combination with analyses of individual accounts of social activities outside the home.
Our approach to this has been to utilise insoluble elastin in combination with collagen as the basis of a biomimetic scaffold for cardiovascular tissue engineering.
We use an open raised bog in Austria's Salzburg Province as an example, and advocate a landscape analysis-based monitoring solution which can utilise historical data in combination with modern remotely sensed data sources, geo-visualisation, and landscape metrics analyses.
This provides the opportunity to utilise these agents in combination with endocrine treatment and the possibility that this may extend the effectiveness of the hormonal agents.
We also recognise that interventions may have more than one area of influence, such as the use of cookstoves that utilise cleaner fuels in combination with financial inducements for use.
Considering that technical advancements are an essential part of the increasing CAD detectability on chest CT scans, secondary endpoints will include the subjective and objective image quality of utilised standard chest CTs, in combination with radiation dose and administered contrast material volume.
