Meanwhile, optical techniques present distinct advantages of time- and cost-effectiveness, and can be performed by primary care physicians, complementing the pathological examination and enhancing diagnosis through implementation of an automated analysis.
Mathematical models that synthesize the best available data while ensuring consistency with epidemiological observations can project outcomes beyond those reported in clinical trials, can provide insights into cost-effectiveness, and can be modified as new information becomes available (Garnett et al, 2006; Goldie et al, 2007).
Therefore, this method exhibits strong modeling effectiveness and reliability, and can be an efficient alternative method for estimating regional 3D IED models.
Natural volatiles and essential oils are not as broad spectrum as synthetic pesticides, but their effectiveness is promising and can be improved by using them in conjunction with carefully designed packaging.
The half maximal inhibitory concentration (IC50) is often used to describe the effectiveness of an inhibitor and can be derived from sigmoidal fitting of concentration growth rates curves.
Besides a high FE and cost effectiveness, magnesium is non-toxic and can be utilized in a broad range of application.
Fatigue affects the character's effectiveness in combat and general efficiency, and can be alleviated by resting, potions and spells.
The proposed formulation is validated against both analytical solutions and traditional methods, and its effectiveness and potentialities can be well represented and clarified by numerical examples.
As investment increases, HEIs will need to focus more attention on outcomes and how greater effectiveness and efficiency can be achieved, and where resources are best deployed.
Summing up, it is important to pinpoint that, as the sophistication of the product and the complexity of the market increase, additional information is required and its effectiveness and reliability can be questioned (Hassan and Mornier-Dilhan 2002).
