Blaming the internet for everything underplays all the potential benefits, for mental health or otherwise, from internet use, which may actually compensate for any drawbacks, she argues.
To compensate for the drawbacks of each of these approaches, both in vivo and in vitro methods should be applied for the analysis of sigma factor promoter interactions.
It shows that the more recent trend has been to integrate different optimization methods to leverage their respective superiority and compensate for their drawbacks.
Steel-fiber-reinforced concrete (SFRC) is an efficient cement-based composite material that can compensate for the drawbacks of the material properties of conventional concrete and has better structural performances than conventional concrete.
Thus, the combination of MRI and optical imaging can compensate for these drawbacks and provide images of the tumor at both pre-surgical planning stage and surgical resection stage.
When geared motors are employed, a controller using a torque sensor or a torque observer is normally required to compensate for the drawbacks associated with the gearbox and the servo-amplifier.
Although the features of farrowing pens compensate for the drawbacks of farrowing crates, they are associated with high piglet crushing mortality caused by the greater space afforded to sows and their rolling-over behaviour.
The application of biologic agents emerges to compensate for such drawbacks by mimicking, inducing, and regulating the activity of the natural events that happen in the healing area with the purpose of promoting the regeneration of the tissue.
After 2000, new bioresorbable scaffolds, composed of a combination of calcium phosphate and bioresorbable polymers, have been developed, in order to utilize the advantages of both types of materials and to compensate for their drawbacks [ 12, 13].
