Given its advantage, from an engineering and fundamental aspect, CVD method also has commercial applications.
Most culled animals were disposed of by burial, which was regarded as a suitable method for a large-scale outbreak, given its advantage of easy handling within a short time.
Given its advantage with regards to organ preservation and excellent reported local control and survival rates, CRT is increasingly used and has become the dominant treatment modality in many centres (Hoffman et al, 2004).
Given its advantages, the sonophotocatalysis process has a futuristic application from an engineering and fundamental aspect in commercial applications.
Digital repeat photography has the potential to become an important long-term data source for phenological research given its advantages in terms of logistics, continuity, consistency and objectivity over traditional assessments of vegetation status by human observers.
The cloud paradigm today sees adoption in many businesses given its advantages, not only from a customer point of view (e.g., universal access to the same applications across all company branches) but also from the application provider and network operator perspective (e.g., software updates no longer need to be distributed).
Age screening meets these objectives and warrants serious consideration, given its advantages over current methods of cardiovascular disease screening and prevention.
We also opted to use a waitlist trial design given its advantages [ 30, 41], particularly in relation to psychotherapeutic interventions.
If positive, this combination is likely going to change the treatment paradigm for sarcomas, given its advantages over the combination of doxorubicin and ifosfamide: safe for outpatient administration and an improved safety profile.
Given its advantages and limitations, Minkowski distance appears to be most usefully implemented in spatial analytical modeling; however, other useful applications can be envisaged, particularly in geographic areas characterized by paucity or unreliability of spatial data, or by high dynamism.
Given its advantages in terms of sensitivity, implicit recording and objectivity (i.e., measuring brain responses at a known, exact rate of periodic stimulation), the FPVS approach used here with electroencephalography is well positioned to test this hypothesis and characterize the full human developmental course of face processing and natural visual scene categorization.
