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These cases can be addressed with either a proactive application-driven or a reactive access network-driven approach (Figs. 3 and 4).

Thus, the individual limitations of people with disabilities can be addressed with either cash compensation or "personal enhancement," medical, surgical, or rehabilitative measures to correct those limitations.

Prior to Ostrom, the overuse of a shared resource such as open grazing lands (as popularized by a 1968 essay by Garrett Hardin), was seen as inevitable, and could only be addressed with either government intervention or the invisible hand of the free market.

No routine premedication was required but any incidence of rash of CTCAE grade 3 severity could be addressed with either a dose reduction or by introduction of a steroid premedication at the Investigator's discretion.

To date, this issue has been addressed with either of two approaches: mapping of probes sequences to the transcriptome and flagging potential candidates probes that have multiple hits [ 41] or filtering out probes with a constantly high expression value [ 36]. (3) The third kind of artefact can be attributed to difficulties in measuring the SI.

(Table 5) We found that there was enough agreement to define a core set of questions that should be addressed with most patients considering undergoing either TKA or THA.

Identification and treatment of 25(OH D deficiency could either be addressed with a high-risk approach, as a clinical health issue in primary healthcare, or primarily by a population-based approach recommending daily intake of vitamin D supplements or more sun exposure, taking into account the risk of skin cancer.

These issues can be addressed with case-only designs by use of either an advanced version of the self-controlled case series method [ 29- 31] or a case-crossover design [ 32].

Glenoid bone defects are most appropriately treated with either bone grafting or coracoid transfer, while large Hill Sachs lesions can be addressed with a remplissage, Latarjet, or bone grafting.

The Legal Services Corporation reported last year that state-level studies had concluded that less than one in five of the legal problems experienced by low-income people are addressed with help from either a private or legal-aid lawyer.

--Only a very small percentage of the legal problems experienced by low-income people (one in five or less) are addressed with the assistance of either a private attorney (pro bono or paid) or a legal aid lawyer.