Additionally, suitable methods for the reconstruction of habitat preferences of ancestral lineages have been limited until recently [ 14].
Additionally, an architecture suitable for representing and manipulating pond aquaculture facilities was developed in order to meet the design specifications of POND.
Furthermore, the positive relation between organizational pride and proactive behaviors has been explained by identification processes (Blader and Tyler 2009), which additionally renders them suitable for examining both parallel and opposing consequences of organizational pride in employees' efforts and abilities.
While the detection of DTC is of prognostic significance [ 1, 3, 5], it has the inherent disadvantage of needing an invasive procedure for sample collection and, additionally, is less suitable for serial sampling for monitoring adjuvant treatment response.
Additionally, TIRM is not suitable for quantitative measurements since it only provides qualitative results of SSD in a sample.
Additionally, DMSO is not suitable for chemical analysis, which restricts the characterization of samples evaluated in biotesting.
Additionally, our dataset is suitable for research on gait-based gender and age group classification, which are meaningful preprocesses for gender and age group-specific age estimation to further improve performance, and these will be addressed in future studies.
Additionally these methods are suitable for the comparison of atlases in other species, where researchers also must confront the brain atlas concordance problem.
Those curves have the largest ESE amplitude, which additionally made them most suitable for TM calculations.
Moreover, polyurethane films are intended for the protection of nonexuding wounds and, unless additionally modified, are less suitable for use as drug carriers [ 20].
Additionally, P. pastoris is suitable for high cell density cultivations, reaching more than 150 g dry cell weight per liter [ 11] and has high secretory capabilities for heterologous proteins, while secreting only low amounts of endogenous proteins (Table 1) [ 12].
