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Two scenarios were envisaged on the basis of the incremental effectiveness of the closed container, corresponding to the lower and upper limit of the 95% confidence interval obtained in the surveillance study (RR = 0.43; 95% CI = 0.22-0.84) [ 30].
This is especially important in the current context of the country where rapid aging and population decrease are envisaged on one hand, while on the other hand surrounded by Asian growing economies in the next decades.
The oxygen evolution reaction has been envisaged on a two-dimensional graphyne (GY) nanosheet based on density functional theory framework.
A 20 MW Lower Hybrid Current Drive system using an antenna based on the Passive-Active Multijunction (PAM) concept is envisaged on ITER.
Things are even more demanding if integration of renewable energies is envisaged on a larger scale, because the actual generation can vary grossly according to changing weather conditions [3].
In consequence, the potential modifications for improving the anti-TB activity of 1 were envisaged to be carried out either on the aromatic ring or on the isobutyl chain.
The public charging network is envisaged to comprise 500 on-street charging points and 2.000 installations in publicly accessible car parks.
The secret roll-out was envisaged to occur on 23 October, after which the aircraft would be dismantled and flown to the test area.
The membrane anchor is envisaged to float on the surface of the inner leaflet of the cytoplasmic membrane, such that the hydrophobic residues are immersed in the hydrocarbon interior of the lipid membrane and the basic residues form electrostatic interactions with the polar head groups [79].
As an atomic workflow is envisaged to be focused on accomplishing a single specific function, this can be represented as f h (I h, O h ) ∈ jobs; h = 1.
Thus, transport properties that are more dependent on the pore volume, instead of pore length, are envisaged to be more dependent on the spatial location in The Geysers.
