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It has been shown that use of beneficiated coals can increase thermal efficiencies by 2 %–3 % on existing PC boilers, possibly as much as 4 %–5 %, and can thereby reduce CO2 emissions up to 15%% (Zamuda and Sharpe 2007).

It has been shown that use of supportive care and G-CSF enhanced recovery of myelopoiesis and survival after lethal doses of irradiation [31] although the authors postulate that administration of G-CSF should be as soon as possible after irradiation.

It has been shown that use of these tools in the case management implementation phase is associated with the emergence of a new professional identity [ 30].

However, recently it has been shown that use of sibutramine is associated with an increased risk for non-fatal myocardial infarction and stroke in patients at high cardiovascular risk[ 46].

Bisphosphonates are potent inhibitors of osteoclast-mediated bone resorption [ 15]; accordingly it has been shown that use of bisphosphonates delay the time to an SRE among BrCa patients [ 9, 16].

However, CAD power cannot compensate for reader inexperience, as it has been shown that use of CAD software for CTC image evaluation by inexperienced readers does not significantly increase sensitivity of individual raters, thus stressing the importance of adequate training.

Recently, it has been shown that using buffer in the relay node can improve the system throughput [8 11].

It has been shown that using the grand canonical partition function one can analyze the phase structure of the model.

Using instrumental performance measures, it has been shown that using shorter reshaping filters indeed increases the robustness of MINT, RMCLS, and PMINT against RIR perturbations.

Returning to our example, it has been shown that using a pencil to take lecture-notes yields better results than using a laptop (Mueller & Oppenheimer, 2014).

In the case of energy-efficient decentralized parallel MAC, it has been shown that using a single channel is a dominant strategy [5].