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Thereby, the out-of-band radiation is lower compared to CP-OFDM, and it is consequently beneficial to choose FB-MC over CP-OFDM for asynchronous scenarios [3, 4] or to achieve an effective utilization of spectrum holes [5, 6].

In this work, the aliphatic acids produced during LHW pretreatment were lower than 100 mM, and consequently beneficial for the ethanol yield rather than harmful.

The total content of aliphatic acids in softwood hydrolysates is often below 100 mM and consequently beneficial for the ethanol yield rather than harmful [ 48, 49].

The current study aims at the evaluation of the hypothesis that a ' written' AP enhances early detection and prompt action and is consequently beneficial in exacerbation outcome (i.e. recovery time).

Consequently, beneficial processes have to compensate for the increased work performed.

Consequently, beneficial or adverse effects of this procedure may not be fully realized, and data for kinematic optimization are unavailable.

A uniform nonlinear uncertainty model is explored for the first three uncertainties which lumps all uncertainties together and consequently is beneficial for controller synthesis.

We want to study the characteristics of multiple-hit events, to implement a rejection filter using a likelihood threshold, which will consequently be beneficial for the intrinsic spatial resolution.

Officers of HRFC consider that harvesting the aquacultured fish for ecological education can indirectly lead to conservation of environment and ecology of rivers by local residents, which consequently becomes beneficial for the FC.

However, under these circumstances, it may not be possible to extrapolate precisely the expected clinical effects, and consequently, potential beneficial and adverse effects cannot necessarily be predicted.

However, in this case, lack of autophagy due to Atg5 knock-out results in ROS-dependent enhancement of innate antiviral signaling (i.e. RLR signaling) and interferon production and, consequently, the beneficial effect of providing resistance to a viral infection.