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An optimal membrane thickness was predicted, which is valuable for preparing ultrathin composite membranes.
The use of standardized patients in deteriorating patient simulations adds realism that can be valuable for preparing nurse trainees for stress and enhancing their performance during actual patient deterioration.
These results suggest that the three compounds are key chemical compositions valuable for preparing functional foods in the food industry.
The explored work would provide a valuable reference for preparing the organic cathode materials with the high redox potential by the molecular design method.
α-GalCer 1 has served as a valuable template for preparing structural analogues, such as compound OCH 2, a more Th2 cytokine-biasing CD1d agonist, and the C-glycosyl analogue of α-GalCer, 3(19, 19), which causes a more Th1 cytokine-biasing immune response upon iNKT cell activation.
Detailed structural and property studies suggest that the chemical structure motif of reactant (HNCCSH) determines the optical properties of CA-derived C-dots, which would be valuable in selecting efficient reactants for preparing highly fluorescent CA-derived C-dots.
We thank Chris Power for valuable discussion and assistance in obtaining the NCDS data, Claudia Thomas for preparing the variables we used, and two anonymous reviewers.
This technique is useful not only for preparing large amounts of protein for basic research but also for producing valuable proteins for medical use.
Completing my internship in rural Ecuador was extremely valuable to preparing for a career in public health because it provided numerous opportunities to apply the concepts I am currently learning at YSPH.
Aloe.ai provides users with information that's valuable when preparing for a meeting, from showing the most recent data about who has met with a particular client to culling any major news on the client business from public sources.
4 Thus, incorporating advance care planning during the "antecedent period of decision making" 5 may be valuable in preparing for end-of-life (EOL) care.
