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The case study furthermore highlights the need, not only to understand the effects of each adjustability dimension but also of the dependencies to case specific criterions.
Paper, furthermore, highlights the need for a more structured consideration of the contribution that space technologies services and products can offer to the non-space sectors.
This result furthermore highlights the influence of the computation of the soft input to the q-ary LDPC decoder on the extrinsic information required in the turbo architecture.
It furthermore highlights a new era in which Facebook will not have to ask each time it posts information about its users.
It furthermore highlights the need of systematic discovery tools to identify novel RBPs as the "universe" of RBPs in eukaryotes could be well underestimated.
Wrede [ 46] argues that case-based methods may help to capture complexity and, furthermore, highlights the benefits of interdisciplinary scholarship and methodological reflexivity.
Our results, furthermore, highlight that prokaryote microorganisms are shared among multiple coral reef biotopes, and that, although compositionally distinct, the sponge prokaryote community does not appear to be as sponge-specific as previously thought.
Furthermore, highlight on wood structure and environment as well as research outlook is presented to enhance understanding of the wood structural panels.
All theoretical results are illustrated by numerical simulations that furthermore highlight the potential of the proposed high-order hybrid DG method for transport problems with steep gradients in the high Péclet number regime.
The findings furthermore highlight the fact that HCO3 was absorbed in topsoil (0-25 cm), while Cl was absorbed in the subsoil 25-400 cm).
They furthermore highlight that better informed medical students are more likely to request appropriate diagnostic tests when they become clinicians and that this not only improves patient care but also the relationship between radiologists and future clinicians.
