The main objective of this paper is to introduce certain refinements and alternative formulations, which enhance the applicability and availability of the intrinsic harmonic balancing technique.
The need for effective adjuvant therapy has been intensified by an increase in the safety, applicability, and availability of surgical resection even though such resections remain largely inadequate for producing long-term disease-free survival.
Furthermore, current in vivo testing routines were not specifically designed to assess the endocrine disrupting properties of chemicals, whilst in silico and in vitro methods have only limited applicability and availability for this purpose.
Thus, we suggest that the ideal treatment has yet to be established and that several factors must be included in the equation, such as applicability, cost, efficacy and availability.
Renewable energy itself a thrust area of research due to its availability, applicability and environmental friendly nature and the application of smart grid in renewable energy makes it vast and more promising.
The zwitterionic polymers are promising nonfouling biomaterials due to the simplicity of synthesis, ease of applicability, abundance of raw materials, and availability of functional groups.
Renewable energy offers several advantages such as easy availability, applicability, and environmental friendly.
The use of EBDM in public health agencies depends on many factors, including the training and experience of the workforce, organizational resources and climate (e.g., funding, buy-in from leadership and elected officials), and the availability, applicability, and dissemination of evidence on a given topic [ 16- 21].
Despite their low cost, abundant availability, wide applicability, and unique properties, nonfood industrial applications of feather keratin are very limited.
Despite their low cost, abundant availability, wide applicability and unique properties, non-food industrial applications of feather keratin are very limited.
Non-human primates such as macaques or baboons are the most useful and ideal animals for clinical applicability, but availability, cost, health status, and handling requirements associated with primate-specific biohazards, in addition to ethical issues, significantly reduce the feasibility of routine non-human primate use in PET studies in many countries.
