They would be of value, as, in the end, customer acceptance will decide upon the actual use of service robots.
Although the absolute risk in such patients is low, their greater numbers likely ensure they contribute substantially to the overall hip fracture numbers but treatment of such low risk subjects may not be of value as far as the hip fracture prevention is concerned.
For this purpose, surveillance programs such as the National Nosocomial Infections Surveillance NNISSystemtem Reports (USA) and the European surveillance HELICS-SSI database could be of value, as could the increasing number of national arthroplasty registries and improved collaboration between these.
"A fallen angel with Mephistophelean wit," remarked Beatrice Webb, founder of the London School of Economics, adding, "He may be successful as a littérateur; I doubt whether he will be of value as a thinker, and I am pretty well certain he will not attain happiness".
Potent inhibitors of this enzyme could be of value as treatment of prostate cancer.
These results suggested that chalcone 8o may be of value as both a HIV prophylactic and therapy.
Moreover, Ph-SA may be of value as an antibiotic in promoting innate immune responses by Staph.
The results of the present work could be of value as a diagnostic tool in monitoring internal fire whirl and in studying various aspects of the whirl.
Highly porous, type I collagen chondroitin-6-sulfate (collagen chondroitin-6-sulfatecollagen chondroitin-6-sulfates, have proven to be of value as implants to facollagen GAG regeneration of certain tiscaffolds
Meanwhile, there were also research indicating that the use of concept map can facilitate meaningful learning and be of value as a knowledge acquisition and sharing tool (Coffey et al. 2003).
