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80 resultados para Residual ductal carcinoma in situ (dcis)

em Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database

In situ gasification and CO2 separation using chemical looping with a Cu-based oxygen carrier: Performance with bituminous coals

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Toward the in situ remediation of carbon deposition on Ru-capped multilayer mirrors intended for EUV lithography: Exploiting the electron-induced chemistry

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In-situ study of growth of carbon nanotube forests on conductive CoSi2 support

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In situ seismic monitoring in centrifuge piling tests

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In situ seismic monitoring during centrifuge tests of jacked piles

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The technical sustainability of in-situ stabilisation/solidification

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In situ permeability measurement of a contaminant containment wall

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An in situ permeability measurement technique for cut-off walls using the Cambridge self boring pressuremeter

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Long-term durability of in-situ auger-mixed stabilised/solidified contaminated made ground

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A novel in situ permeability measurement technique using the Cambridge self boring pressuremeter

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Pollutant tracking with in-situ fibre-optic photometric sensors in a geotechnical centrifuge

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In-situ scanning tunnelling microscopy of hydrogenated amorphous silicon and microcrystalline silicon

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In-situ stess measurements at the solid/liquid interface using a micromechanical sensor

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Advances in monitoring and in-situ measurement of contaminants in soil

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In-situ scanning tunnelling microscopy study of hydrogenated amorphous silicon

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