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That could be a recipe for an eventual price crash and consequent use of NAND in more consumer devices.

An even more consequent use of light-weight construction and so-called smart structures are two examples of this.

The last method is of critical importance for the experimental determination of the rate of conformity functions, those essential for consequent use of R-mapping of surfaces.

The registration and consequent use of either molecules or samples while working with the Chemotion ELN is the basis for a well-organized and in the end, reproducible synthetic documentation.

Such choice of unknowns with the consequent use of Lagrange polynomials of degree In − 1 in the thickness direction for each layer leads to a very compact form of governing equations of the FG piezoelectric plate formulation.

Such choice of unknowns with the consequent use of Lagrange polynomials of degree In−1 in the thickness direction for each layer permits the presentation of the laminated piezoelectric shell formulation in a very compact form.

The small daily operation time of MNSRs and the consequent limited use of these reactors imply that their neutronics design should be improved.

Regarding hybrids, this notion is core, for example, in the literature on industrial districts (Marshall and Marshall 1920; Becattini 1991)—one of the diverse forms of the hybrids where one of the major strengths is to be found in the extreme specialization of the firms and the consequent extensive use of the market.

In this regard, the examination of patient baseline characteristics and other factors of potential interest seems fundamental for a correct analysis of the results of these trials and consequent optimal use of the available targeted agents.

(In evaluating the effects of additional adjustment for confounders in model 3 compared with models 1 and 2, the much reduced sample size consequent on use of model 3 should be considered in interpreting these non-significant results).

A second is the emergence of anaesthesia with a consequent increased use of forceps and other measures in the 19th century and an increased turn to caesarean sections from the mid-1970s onwards.