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The experiences suggest that Stepwise EPDs based on life cycle assessment can be a cost-efficient tool to improve the environmental performance of products.

In the last two decades, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) has shown great potential as a powerful and cost-efficient tool to troubleshoot existing disinfection contactors and improve future designs for water treatment industry.

Given the relatively low production costs and its easy administration, it can be recommended as a popular, practical and cost-efficient tool to prepare children and parents for surgery and hospitalization.

Given the time and intensive effort involved in producing traditional large-scale maps, swath mapping LiDAR is a powerful cost-efficient tool to analyze past settlement and landscape modifications in tropical regions as it covers large study areas in a relatively short time.

This gives the OHS a powerful and cost-efficient tool to detect work places with high risk for developing musculoskeletal disorders in the neck and upper extremities, but also employees who are in the early phase of developing disorders.

Thus, the ever increasing global market pressures lead to the demand of a cost efficient tool for the development of new products in the advanced materials industry.

The results illustrate that the combinatorial approach is a powerful and cost efficient tool for the development and optimization of new materials for hard coatings.

Both in vitro and in vivo data suggest that SVF CS can be used as simple and cost-efficient tools to promote functional vascularization of TE constructs.

Genotype imputation is an efficient tool to decrease the cost of obtaining high-density genotypes for selection candidates.

Retirement security is a critical part of making teaching a more rewarding career, and traditional pensions are simply the best and most cost-efficient tool available to provide it.

The aim of the pilot study reported here was to investigate the feasibility of a short, time- and cost-efficient tool for psychoeducation, which would also be well-received by patients.