Citations are typically used as a measure of influence, but they reflect a complicated set of factors besides quality and time--for example, visibility, size of citing community, and integration into social and professional networks (Ward et al., 1992).
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There are many other researches aimed to solve video coding problems besides HEVC, for example [7 10], these papers also contributed to the development of video coding.
A 2011 law forbids children from attending any religious events besides funerals, for example.
Furthermore, family members may have to fulfill major life demands besides caring, for example holding down a job and childcare [ 7].
Thus, in all these cases it seems likely that alternative mechanisms besides Saltol/OsHKT1 5 (for example, reduced transpirational bypass flow, alternative sequestration mechanisms) are contributing to a reduction in shoot Na+ content and concentration.
The role for ocriplasmin to enhance release of vitreomacular adhesion in cases besides VMA, for example DME, AMD, and pediatric eyes before vitrectomy, has been studied, but preliminary results are not as positive as for VMA, and should still be considered experimental.
The difference may be explained by other risk factors besides MV, for example a prolonged stay on the ICU: Ranieri et al. excluded all patients mechanically ventilated longer than eight hours before randomisation and had a follow-up of 96 hours after admission.
Advocates of more open reviewing, like Mr. Cohen at George Mason argue that other important scholarly values besides quality control — for example, generating discussion, improving works in progress and sharing information rapidly — are given short shrift under the current system.
There are other current programmes besides these; see for example the handbook edited by Yuri Ershov, which is about model theory when the structures are built recursively.
