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Also, Ekeland's variational principle is a fruitful tool in simplifying and unifying the proofs of already known theorems and has many generalizations; see Borwein and Zhu [2].

The MDS technique is a fruitful tool for studying perceptual relationships among sounds and for determining the underlying auditory attributes used by participants to rate the perceived similarities among sounds.

We show next how the weighted majorization technique proposed in Section 2 can be a fruitful tool to bound the weighted global cyclicity index, throughout the p-Schur-convex functions.

In the last years, SNA has emerged as a fruitful tool to examine the involvement of actors within a given system (for a review see Lemieux and Ouimet 2004; Rivera et al 2010) and to map their inter-organisational linkages (Ter Wal and Boschma 2009).

An additional reason for aspiring to a positive safety culture is that it could stimulate incident reporting and analysis by professionals which is a fruitful tool for safety improvement [ 24, 25].

The stem cell reconstitution model we have used, similar to an elegant but more difficult model of McCullagh [ 49], should be a fruitful tool to determine which factors are able to prevent the establishment of self tolerance to particular tissues.

A number of us took writing classes when we went to college together, so we take that process into our rehearsal space and that has been a massively fruitful tool for us in writing from four directions, because we all are rather opinionated and occasionally stubborn.

All three parties are finding the Internet to be a fruitful recruiting tool and believe their message has been given a fresh, beguiling appeal by the failures of capitalist symbols like Lehman Brothers and by debacles like the billions of dollars in securities tied to subprime mortgages.

However, it is also the most fruitful tool and can produce the kind of intelligence which cannot be obtained in any other fashion".

ODE-based dynamic models have emerged as fruitful tool for the modeling of biological systems and signaling pathways [ 8, 11, 41, 42].

The ease of preparation and flexibility, as well as their use as a scaffold that is representative of other nanocrystals make them fruitful tools for biomedical imaging purposes.