Thus providing those patients with contraindicated conditions or treatments are excluded there is no experimental or clinical disadvantage to using 5 mg/day folic acid dose.
There are many different types of model bilayers, each having experimental advantages and disadvantages.
Thus, many models systems are needed because the experimental advantages and disadvantages of each allow focus to fall on a specific set of questions.
Under static conditions attachment of Agr mutants was markedly better than that of wild-type; as shear force increased with increased flow rate, however, this advantage was lost and under some experimental conditions became a disadvantage.
However, the use of such experimental data has the disadvantage of including relatively few records and special attention must be paid to make sure that the data can disentangle direct and maternal effects.
Aiming at the disadvantages of experimental teaching in pharmaceutical engineering in China, the integrated experimental teaching mode was introduced.
Preceding the description of each method is a short discussion of the theory, advantages, and disadvantages of experimental approaches for measuring protistan food web interactions.
In this chapter, the fundamentals, challenges, limitations, advantages, and disadvantages of experimental and CAE methods for use in biomechanical evaluation of trauma plating systems are reviewed and discussed.
Despite the disadvantages, several experimental studies have shown that efforts to restrict respiration-associated tumor motion and optimize the planning target volume (PTV) margin lead to an acceptable minimal dose error [ 8– 10].
Both methods of light generation possess inherent advantages and disadvantages during experimental setup, and, moreover, data analysis and reporter choice must be determined based on the requirements of the experiment(s) to be performed.
