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The new method described in this work has the advantage of being relatively simple compared to the official HPLC method, and it utilises a more readily available instrumentation which can be utilised in any environment for the quality control of nifedipine tablets.
From those first baby giggles, we begin to use laughter until it becomes a communicative Swiss Army knife which can be utilised to berate others or make them feel good.
Mitochondria of TICs possess special characteristics, some of which can be utilised to design drugs specifically targeting these cells.
A Pareto-optimal state observer allows for generating residual signals, which can be utilised for fault detection.
The results reveal a promising heat transfer performance, which can be utilised to increase energy efficiency in the process industries.
In this way, we achieve computational savings which can be utilised in other more important signal processing stages.
They're beginning to explore the ways in which data can be utilised to improve health outcomes.
Possible explanations include the fact that the more highly technical and specific the research, the more there might be circumstances in which it can be utilised directly by policy makers without ideological or political considerations intervening too much.
Arguably, economic standing of women is critical to the extent to which maternal healthcare can be utilised and as indicated by Marmot [7], income relates to health in three principal ways: countries' gross national product; individual's income; and variation in income.
Deferring the retirement of these older general practitioners, in order to extend the period of time for which their experience can be utilised in both practice and education, is unlikely to be an option.
Limited information was available for some aspects of pain education, such as the number of hours or credits dedicated to pain education, limiting the extent to which the data can be utilised.
