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Generally, the parameters of diodes and MOFETs can be selected according to their voltage and current stresses, which have been summarized in Table 1.
GASFLOW code has been well validated by international experimental benchmarks, and has been widely applied to hydrogen safety analysis in various types of nuclear power plants in European and Asian countries, which have been summarized in this paper.
A2HSG is a protein of many functions, which have been summarized in the previous study of RA-RARS [ 9].
The upconversion could take place by several different mechanisms, which have been summarized and discussed in detail in several review articles.
Also, many studies have defined risk factors for migraine chronification, which have been summarized in multiple review articles (17, 24– 24).
Notably, female gender has been reported in different studies investigating risk factors for complications following extubation which have been summarized in the review by Pluijms et al. [ 1].
The method used, which has been summarized previously [23], is an adaptation of the method used by Moldoveanu and Geraldi [16], from which more experimental details may be obtained.
Our model system of human GPCRs and the "downstream genes" was based on the classical GPCR signal pathways, which has been summarized in [ 15].
There is a considerable amount of animal data on the health effects of PFOA, which has been summarized by others [ Kennedy et al. 2004; Lau et al. 2007; U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) 2005].
Widmer determined a linear relationship between cup anteversion and stem antetorsion which has been summarized within the so-called "Widmer formula": Cup anteversion + 0.7 x Stem antetorsion = 37.3 [ 5, 8].
To demonstrate the biological validity of tissue meta-profiles, we carried out a principle component analysis of a mouse tissue expression dataset which had been summarized from more than 3000 Affymetrix array datasets available in GENEVESTIGATOR.
