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This analysis of drawbacks presents the conclusion that FT-IR spectroscopy is the best spectroscopic technique for monitoring of biofouling in RO systems as routine sampling of feed and culturing techniques can eliminate the disadvantages associated with this technique.
This criterion did not present most of the drawbacks presented by the other five criteria and provided the most accurate parameter estimates.
A physical interpretation of the primal (kinematic failure modes) and dual (static equilibrium) formulations is provided, and comparative advantages and drawbacks presented.
Furthermore, the proposed technique enables the model to be improved in order to overcome the main drawbacks presented by TURF analysis in practice.
One of the drawbacks presented so far in the synthesis of nanostructures by polyol path is the high temperature used in the process, which is superior than the boiling point of solvent (ethylene glycol), and also its excessive reaction time.
Notwithstanding, by using newly developed bioabsorbable membranes, clinicians have achieved better results overcoming the drawbacks presented by the non-bioabsorbable membranes [ 59, 60].
Nonlinear microscopy (NLM) techniques, such as Two-Photon Excited Fluorescence (TPEF) and Second Harmonic Generation (SHG), are able to overcome some of the drawbacks present on conventional Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy (CLSM) [ 1, 2].
The design of nanoparticulate delivery systems that can accommodate drugs and other bone-targeting molecules can potentially overcome the drawbacks presented by conventional approaches (chemotherapy and radiation therapy) [ 3].
A drawback presented by these metrics is that they require the knowledge of the original signal at the receiver side.
This study deals particularly with the first two drawbacks, and presents some future lines of research regarding the third one.
But the final product overcomes its relatively minor drawbacks to present a serious and engaging historical portrait of one of jazz's greatest underappreciated figures.
