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Moreover, the wide availability of standardized CT imaging makes CT perfusion more accessible compared with other tools.

Demaerschalk et al 32 indicated that a real-time video smartphone for assessing NIHSS score in acute stroke patients was reliable and accessible compared with bedside assessment.

One of the most exciting technological advances that made research on natural systems much more accessible compared with a decade ago is the emergence of next-generation sequencing [ 24].

Since the first binding event redistributed C2B's ensemble, the C2A-induced destabilization allows for a different subset of conformers (which may have different molecular ramifications) to become more accessible compared with C2B's basal state ensemble.

It has been reported that about eighty percent of cervical cancers occur in the developing countries 2. Furthermore, the mortality due to cervical cancer is higher in the developing countries where screening and treatment modalities are not commonly available or accessible compared with the developed countries 3.

Not surprisingly, respondents who reported higher income than average, also found childcare to be more accessible compared to people with average or low-income levels.

With the exception of Lithuania and Spain, lower-income people find childcare less accessible compared to higher-income people.

Despite Reynolds's brainiac twists, Rip it up and Start Again is his most accessible book, compared with more polysyllabic works such as Blissed Out: The Raptures of Rock and Energy Flash.

Graphene layer is selected as a sensing template because of its large surface-to-volume ratio which guarantees better physical adsorption of DNA due to more accessible contact, compared with other carbon materials [11].

Furthermore, the dipstick test is an inexpensive and more accessible examination compared with a quantitative urine test, which has implications in clinical practice.

Thermal clothing is a cheap, convenient and accessible intervention compared with heating, which has ongoing costs that can deter some people from using it.