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However, overall all LED FM systems evaluated were considered a favourable alternative for screening of sputum smears for TB detection compared with conventional light microscopy.
High-performance liquid chromatography, therefore, is a very favourable alternative for rapid, high-throughput LOH detection in both research and diagnostic environments.
A high yielding oil crop with high amount of these fatty acids in the seed oil would probably be an economically favourable alternative feedstock for the production of adipic acid.
"Rather than splits, a much more favourable alternative might be for the Labour Party to have a leader elected by MPs and a leader in the country elected by the entire membership," he said.
The class of commutator-free quasi-Magnus (CFQM) exponential integrators provides a favourable alternative to standard Magnus integrators, in particular for large-scale applications arising in the time integration of non-autonomous linear evolution equations.
Within the framework of the presented data and the limitation of only 2D evaluation, we can say that the PONTOS 5 M optical measurement system appears to be a favourable alternative to previously used tactile measurement systems for biomechanical applications.
Next-generation sequencing is a viable and favourable alternative to Sanger sequencing and provides researchers with a relatively rapid and affordable option for developing genomic resources in non-model organisms [ 14- 16].
Well, the OHR may not work as an effective mechanism for facilitating stable governance, yet in the absence of a more favourable alternative it has to remain until after the October elections.
The complexity advantage of PRU may also make it a favourable alternative to LSTM and GRU in practice.
The use of hydrogen as transportation fuel is considered to be a favourable alternative to fossil fuels.
Such specially trained nurses were seen as the most favourable alternative to the current situation.
