Other groups reported similar results, and explained that due to practical limitations (e.g., the use of a laser for photoactivation together with the use of a microwave to induce heating), simultaneous PDT and HT could not be carried out, even though this may be desirable when considering application in the clinical setting (Waldow et al, 1984, 1985; Levendag et al, 1988; Chen et al, 1996).
When considering the subcortical ROIs, the amygdala expressed a significant increase in responsivity to desirable food items following sleep deprivation (T=3.08; P=0.0055), compared with the sleep rested state (Fig. 1b).
It would, therefore, be desirable for the treating healthcare professional to have knowledge concerning contributing pain mechanisms, including the degree of central pain sensitisation, when considering the initiation or intensification of medical therapy.
When considering therapeutic interventions, the state space can be partitioned into the set D of desirable states and the set U of undesirable states according to the expression values of a given set of genes.
However, when considering which images were more desirable as a long-term partner, the presence of a limbal ring made no difference.
This lower strength, coupled with the higher material cost, puts stainless steel at a significant disadvantage when considering material selection, despite its other desirable properties.
Second, especially when considering a set of many short sequences, it may be more desirable to consider the number of sequences with at least one occurrence instead (Definition 6).
Especially when considering that biopsies are invasive and thus the number of biopsies taken should kept small, assisted biopsy site targeting is desirable.
For example, when considering whether or not to get a pet, one might envision an ideal pet, a pet with the optimal set of desirable attributes.
But things get murkier when you consider the fact that the most desirable players in FUT float on the game's own free market, with prices set by gamers themselves.
