Notably, these advantageous effects of the PI-coated LiCoO2 become more pronounced as the charge cut-off voltage is increased, where liquid electrolyte is highly vulnerable to electrochemical decomposition.
Notably, this advantageous effect of the NW-separator on cell performance becomes more pronounced at challenging charge/discharge conditions of high voltages (herein, 4.4 V) and high current densities.
Notably, the frequency of advantageous C allele of rs12979860 of IL28B was reported highest in Asians and lowest in African-Americans.
Notably, plasmonic MS can be advantageous in terms of speed (reaction free, in minute overall analysis) and sensitivity (~ 6 nL of sample required), compared to the biochemical method that requires several hours for analysis (including bio-reactions and pre-treatment steps) and utilizes milliliters of sample.
Low wage rates, advantageous tax breaks (most notably Section 936 of the Internal Revenue Code, enacted by the U.S. Congress in 1976, which exempted mainland companies from federal taxes on income earned in Puerto Rico), and government-supported start-up costs induced hundreds of manufacturers from the United States (and some from Europe) to establish operations in Puerto Rico.
Alternatively, a dry printing method for transferring nanomembranes to any kind of new host can be utilized and is advantageous for some applications, notably for flexible electronics.
Very low consumer and industrial energy prices also make the transition towards more sustainable forms of energy difficult despite the advantageous geography of many HRCs, notably the GCC countries, which enjoy abundant, continuous sunshine.
This at times chaotic setup has proved particularly advantageous to Russia's security apparatus, notably the Federal Security Service, or F.S.B., the domestic arm of the Soviet-era K.G.B.
Setting via color is advantageous for a few reasons, most notably due to it being more obvious where the holds for a problem are.
Notably, one study found melodic intoning to be advantageous to natural speech when patients were singing along to vocal playback delivered by earphones (Racette et al., 2006).
