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The foremost use of corrosion-resistant hafnium and zirconium has been in nuclear reactors.

Foremost, use of a landmark analysis with a three year exposure window means that our findings around the cardioprotective benefit of total joint arthroplasty only apply to patients who are event free at three years after initial cohort assessment.

IRIS is first and foremost used for coaching and mentoring.

First and foremost, the use of these design principles produced a video-based, analysis-of-practice PD program that had a significant impact on teacher learning, on teaching practice, and, most importantly, on student learning.

According to Lepp, Barkley, and Karpinski (2015), some recent findings suggest a careful consideration of the relationship between cell phone use, and foremost the use of social media, and academic performance.

The results were used for the foremost purpose of the new application – Uyayi – that is, to provide necessary information about maternal and infant health for smartphone users among lower income class Filipinos while taking into consideration the functionality, reliability, and usability of the application in catering to the target user.

First and foremost, Tidal's use of FLAC throws it right in the thick of the "high-definition audio is pointless/amazing" argument.

Therefore, it is advisable for professional education to concentrate first and foremost on the use of published guidelines among physicians prescribing in the primary care setting.

The foremost is the use of QoS-based scheduling algorithms; as suggested in the performance evaluation that for LTE networks, the latency increases as the network load increases.

Foremost is the use of clinical parameters estimated directly from individual patient-level data in the RE-LY study.

In our opinion, optimal utilization of the complementary information from hybrid PET/MR system will require a better understanding and foremost a better use of the pathophysiologic information that can be acquired by MRI.