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We have also analyzed the economical convenience of different scenarios, so cryoEM scientists have a clearer picture of the setup that is best suited for their needs and budgets.

"Without stories about minority ethnic communities, it is far too easy to be dehumanised at the convenience of different groups," says children's author Rukhsana Khan, who also judged this year's awards and whose story Big Red Lollipop was chosen by the New York Public Library as one of the 100 greatest children's books in the last 100 years.

55 After considering the risk for adverse effects, drug interactions, and convenience of different agents in a patient with an interest in maintaining as much educational continuity as possible, it was decided to use the day 1, 3, and 5 palonosetron schedule with a dexamethasone taper that extended through day 9 of his 21-day chemotherapy plan.

The analytical results of 2D current collecting ribs from Figure 8 are also given in Table 6 for the convenience of comparison between different cases.

The standard of landing posture and trial process should be constructed for convenience of comparison among different studies.

The idea of categorizing the epidemic trend of HFMD into three groups (mild, moderate and strong) was for convenience of distinguishing the different severity levels of the future HFMD epidemic trends.

A subsidiary, but important, analysis looks at a large convenience sample of people of different ages who were taking part in a survey about careers in general, and were asked about their interest in a range of careers, of which only a few were medical.

A convenience sample consisting of pediatricians of different grades (senior house officers [interns], registrars [residents] and consultants [attending physicians] from different geographical locations across the UK), and final year medical students, was enrolled for the study.

On the other hand, the relative uniformity of findings in convenience samples from a number of different communities within New Zealand and internationally is a strength, in that it suggests that the short-form version has validity in different settings and populations.

Like the longhair non-Persian cats, this grouping is one of convenience and covers a lot of different cats with various characteristics.

Also appealing: "the convenience of visiting so many different places without the hassles of planes, trains and autos, and without having to unpack a thousand times". For people who want to follow in her career footsteps, Brown says that it's a lot easier now than when she started.