Natural pigments hold advantages over synthetic pigments in terms of nutritious and pharmacological functions (Arad and Yaron 1992).
The underlying DEA methodology has been shown to hold advantages over many other multi-criteria methods by providing an objective decision-making tool that does not require variables to have the same scale or conversion weights applied to them (Cook & Zhu [2008]; Zhu [2003]), while permitting a simultaneous combination of both quantitative and qualitative measures (Cook et al. [1996]).
For example, many researchers have felt that hypertonic saline holds advantages over other resuscitation fluids in the management of trauma, especially when associated with traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Clinical computing systems have been promoted as a means to improve the quality of healthcare, holding advantages over paper-based systems of improved data recording, integration and accessibility.
Ambulant, real-time self-report assessment devices may hold advantages over interview measures, but it needs to be shown that the data thus collected are valid, and the collection method is acceptable, feasible and safe.
This study will provide the greatest possible insight into whether DPP-4 inhibitors hold advantages over SUs in terms of CV outcomes, and despite other ongoing comparative effectiveness studies, like GRADE, CAROLINA is the only active-controlled comparator trial sufficiently powered to address CV outcomes.
I have made my case for the two scenarios and my choices for Pokemon, which do indeed hold advantages over all 15 Types.
They have always held certain advantages over their competitors across the Atlantic.
Steinmann knew his technique held several advantages over plaster casting, namely, freedom in positioning of patients' limbs and the potential to adjust distracting force.
Bill Cannon Evanston, Ill., July 9, 2010 To the Editor: I agree with David Brooks that reading books may hold many advantages over learning through the Internet.
