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Thus, efforts to provide vulnerability functions that can be used where only limited information is available regarding building types would also be valuable, both for insurers and for at-risk areas that have not been subject to detailed building vulnerability surveys.

(Nurse, municipality B) In the two municipalities were PaTH was integrated in daily working practices (A and B), PaTH was found to be valuable both for the regular staff and the managers.

An automatic method for the characterization and quantification of the disease in a specific coronary artery segment (as shown in Fig. 8) could be valuable both for clinical research and, in a future prospect, in guiding the interventional cardiologist during coronary interventions.

According to Collins, "the full value of Kinzig's fellowship is yet to be seen," but he definitely thinks the time spent in D.C. is valuable both for her and for the department.

PIERRE BOULEZ The Miller Theater's Composer Portraits series is valuable both for its illuminating focus on single composers and for its breadth: the young and little-known are (almost) as likely to be featured as their famous elders.

"Dr Niakan's research into the biology of early human development is valuable both for scientific knowledge and the therapeutic applications it may eventually produce, for example in treating infertility and in stem cell therapies.

These results are valuable both for traders of EU allowances and for those policy makers seeking to improve the design of the European Union ETS.

Such models are valuable both for patients receiving 211At-labelled pharmaceuticals, where some 211At might be released in vivo, and also for personnel handling 211At with a potential risk of internal contamination.