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The solution approach proposed is applicable to dynamic loadings as well and in these cases the automated treatment of complicated response patterns makes the convolution approach particularly attractive.

The high level at which the specification of the module algebra has been given makes this approach particularly attractive when compared to conventional implementations, because of its shorter development time and the greater flexibility, maintainability, and extensibility that it affords.

The non-invasive nature of such imaging makes this approach particularly attractive for use in a paediatric population.

The nAChR approach is particularly attractive where therapeutic intervention is currently limited.

The approach is particularly attractive for Langmuir-type adsorption as the adsorption rate equations are linear in this case.

This approach is particularly attractive in hyphenation to mass spectrometry (MS) as it widens the range of CE MS applications.

This approach is particularly attractive, as it can be undertaken using measurable environmental variables, such as; rainfall, evaporation, pond level and salinity.

This approach is particularly attractive for high-order methods for which the often-used influence matrix method fails to converge for Δt→0.

Among the different modelling strategies proposed in literature, the equivalent frame approach seems particularly attractive since it allows the analysis of complete 3D buildings with a reasonable computational effort, suitable also for practice engineering aims.

Finally, this facile and simple multistep approach is particularly attractive due to its environmentally gentle processing conditions and represents an open pathway to several technologically large-scale nanomaterials fabrication such as hierarchically ordered crystal architectures for sensor applications.

This remediation approach is particularly attractive for environments where the groundwater is already saturated or oversaturated with respect to calcium carbonate, and thus the potential for releasing trapped metals through calcium carbonate dissolution over the long term is minimal.