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Metaheuristic approaches are generally appropriate and hence commonly used for solving such optimization problems.

This band is comparable to the range of UVA region (315 400 nm) of sunlight and hence commonly used to predict the photodegradation of pharmaceutical compounds in solutions and in the environment [39].

Of these are lymph node involvement, tumour diameter and histological grade considered the most informative and hence commonly used in the clinical setting.

Neural synchronization has been reported in different frequency bands and to vary over time and is hence commonly assessed using time frequency (T-F) coherence.

It is conceivable that given their housekeeping function and ubiquitous expression pattern, hence commonly open chromatin status, these genes may be more vulnerable to uptake de novo retrotransposition events.

Contents of GAG and aggrecan, a highly glycosylated proteoglycan abundant in articular cartilage, are hence commonly used markers of chondrogenesis and neocartilage formation.

(b) While it may be difficult to refine the Katz test in some instances, in the case of the search of a home’s interior–the prototypical and hence most commonly litigated area of protected privacy–there is a ready criterion, with roots deep in the common law, of the minimal expectation of privacy that exists, and that is acknowledged to be reasonable.

However this strategy was time consuming compared to the 3D methods, once the 3D model is available, and hence not commonly used in clinical practice.

Participants for the hereditary retinal diseases group were recruited from charity organizations and not hospitals because hereditary retinal diseases are a rare group of disorders, which are mostly untreatable and hence not commonly seen in hospitals.

It is labelled as "hepatitis B" alone rather than "acute hepatitis B" and hence is commonly used by clinicians for asymptomatic patients found to have evidence of remote exposure to hepatitis B or ongoing chronic disease despite the presence of a specific alternative code for chronic disease.

Erect standing in water at rest is hence commonly chosen for weight bearing exercises and relaxation during recovery from bouts of exercise performance.