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The primary reasons for the immediate success of carmine were probably both lower cost and greatly enhanced ease of printing, but also perhaps the appeal of the quality of the rich red colour that it yielded.

Most of the impacts have been harsh, and relief to individual consumers and professional people will be minor and felt mainly in enhanced ease of communication and media offerings.

The potential advantages of the monolayer may include uniform exposure of cells to the reagents in the media and enhanced ease of handling of the cells.

MN have been widely hailed as exciting alternatives to parenteral injection, complete with enhanced ease of use and reduced potential for transmission of infection.

Better sensor accuracy, greater integrity of radiofrequency transmissions, and enhanced ease of patient use are among the improvements that are needed to translate this technology into outpatient treatment.

Using a standard Mackintosh laryngoscope blade significantly enhanced ease of insertion of the Bonfils fiberscope and visualization of the glottic aperture, thereby decreasing the procedure time from 35 40 seconds to 20 25 seconds.

These hybrid films exhibit an enhanced internal porosity, ease of multiple coating formation (up to 20 μm in thickness), high charge densities, unusual electrochromic behavior, and very rapid charge transfer kinetics.

A single-armed, prospective, multicenter study evaluated the redesigned American Medical Systems (AMS) 700 Momentary Squeeze (MS) pump inflatable penile prosthesis (IPP) with enhanced features for ease of implantation and patient manipulation.

Based on the recommendations of the experts, a second draft of the questionnaire was constructed, separating items for enhanced clarity and ease of comprehension.

Nevertheless, in the development of CPRs for application in clinical practice, it may be preferable for a certain amount of information to be sacrificed in the interests of enhanced utility and ease of use in daily clinical practice.

Further, the enhanced precision and ease of use of these computerized tests make the NeuroTrax system a valuable clinical tool in the identification of elderly at high risk for dementia.