This makes pre-operative volumetry along with vascular assessment advantageous for positive patient outcomes.
Considering further on a lacking infrastructure, e.g., in remote areas, isolated applications which are operated independently from external energy sources can be advantageous (see "Economical assessment and comparison to alternative supply concepts").
Compared with fluoroscopic techniques, MBCT is advantageous in the assessment of enteric fistulas because of its ability to define the cross-sectional location of the underlying disease (Fig. 2a, b).
Our data suggest that for DEHP and, by extension, other compounds to which people are exposed mostly through diet, collecting 24-hr voids for only 1 day may not be advantageous for exposure assessment compared with collecting spot urine samples.
Compared with the peak profiling method, NLC was advantageous in the simultaneous assessment of the kinetic and apparent thermodynamic parameters.
The inclusion of genetic variants in risk assessment is advantageous as it is not subjected to time-dependent errors in measurement, unlike environmental exposures such as BMI or smoking.
Thus, the use of a combined approach of SLNB with ultrasound-guided axillary sampling of suspicious axillary lymph nodes could represent an advantageous alternative for the assessment of the axillary lymph node status.
Although continued treatment with ADI-PEG20 did not induce more significant tumour inhibition at all of doses investigated, the efficacy observed with long-term administration of 5 IU ADI-PEG20 suggests that continued treatment of ADI-PEG20 may be advantageous in the clinical assessment of ADI in SCLC.
While simple models, advantageous for quick pre-assessments, account for openings by a generalized factor distributing the openings over the total facade evenly (LTSM), more extensive models allow for individual sizes and locations of openings in 2D finite element simulation explicitly.
In cultural heritage applications, NIR as a non-invasive assessment tool is advantageous for understanding the composition or degradation of fragile historic objects that cannot be sampled.
