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Thus, device architectures that allow low cost PV (by e.g. avoiding use of costly materials or introducing further inherent loss mechanisms) are considered the most promising ones.

A further inherent problem in an ICP-MS is the relatively high instability of the plasma, observed as fluctuations and drifts of the ion beam.

Further, inherent limitations exist with DXA, particularly the inability to measure true vertebral volumetric BMD - a parameter which may have demonstrated greater deficits in trabecular BMD between the groups - and indices of bone quality which are equally important as aBMD in mediating bone strength.

This is, however, at least one further difficulty inherent in this measure: it also includes economic activity of a purely financial nature.

Immediate reconciliation between Indians and British is ruled out, but the further possibilities inherent in Adela's experience, along with the surrounding uncertainties, are echoed in the ritual birth of the God of Love amid scenes of confusion at a Hindu festival.

And today it's trying to further its inherent stickiness with Wanelo 3.0.

Further, the inherent feature of this isotherm namely a dimensionless constant separation factor, R L can be expressed as an equilibrium parameter.

Further, commands inherent in the imperatives were often tempered by the politeness marker please and/or kindly: (21) Please send it to me via email of hard copies.

A further issue inherent in many case control studies is that of recall bias.

Further, the inherent productivity of palm versus sunflower and other oilseeds favors palm.

High levels of Bcl-2 in cancer cells increase even further the inherent cell-to-cell variations in cell fate, increasing the likelihood of fractional cell killing.