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We further hypothesize that this morphological pattern may have the ecological benefit of facilitating the dietary diversity seen in tufted capuchins.

Such documentation would have the added benefit of facilitating collaborations and personnel exchanges among BSL-4 laboratories.

Home HD has the added benefit of facilitating frequent and/or longer 'high-dose' HD regimens such as nocturnal HD and short-daily HD.

Curtailment and stochastic curtailment have previously been studied alongside a multiple logistic regression classification rule [ 18, 30]; such a rule has the added benefit of facilitating the inclusion of demographic information in the model if desired.

There is a policy concern about the potential costs of a more disabled population for public sector services and emphasis on the benefits of facilitating people to remain living in their own homes.

Our hypothesis was that the presentation of looming-intensity vibrotactile cues that moved from the participant's hands to his or her waist would strengthen the sense of motion toward his or her torso and thus potentially offer additional benefit in terms of facilitating the driver's braking responses than the constant-intensity vibrotactile cues.

On the other hand, the results of the present study further revealed that embedding looming intensity in the toward-torso vibrotactile warning signal fails to result in any benefit in terms of facilitating a driver's responses in time-critical driving situations.

Further investigations are needed to tailor the program for better access to vulnerable and disadvantaged groups who might benefit the most, in terms of facilitating their health literacy in chronic illness.

Another potential benefit of hypnosis facilitated stress reduction for patients with asthma is its effect on the body's immune function.

The identification of lead compounds of natural origin would benefit from therapeutically relevant bioassays capable of facilitating the isolation of bioactive molecules from multi-constituent extracts.

However, an intriguing conclusion of this work is that low levels of O2 can actually benefit H2 production by the means of facilitating acetate uptake in mixotrophic cultures.