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Understanding the mechanism of mud losses while drilling can help to better determine the fracture gradient.

Such a study would definitely help to better determine the evolution of mechanical damage over the years, which could serve to establish guidelines for dentists placing implants.

In order to improve predictive capabilities, attempts at clinical prediction rules using more than one clinical factor have been established to help to better determine a likelihood of PE [ 43].

In light of the high efficacy and the risk profile of selective immunointervention therapy approaches, such markers may contribute to the assessment of a patient's individual treatment response and may help to better determine personalized risk-benefit profiles.

Third, it would help to better determine which patients are the most likely to benefit from which treatment, leading to more personalized medicine and more effective use of healthcare [ 6].

A higher-quality diagnostic imaging approach such as, for example, by CT scanning shall help to better determine individual sex and age and allow an improved evaluation of individual health and disease; the goal of the current excavation project is to get approval for such an advanced logistically more challenging imaging attempt in one of the future field seasons.

Maps of this kind help investigators to better determine the instances of deformation events in a region, the stream-drainage patterns now buried under layers of sediment, and the extent of ancient oceans and seas.

The results of this ACL-Specialized Post-Operative Return To Sports (ACL-SPORTS) Training program will help clinicians to better determine an effective post-operative treatment program that will improve modifiable impairments that influence outcomes after ACLR.

It has helped them to better determine the chronological sequence of past events by enabling them to date more accurately fossils and artifacts from 500 to 50,000 years old.

Analysts now have access to raw information about the sources behind intelligence reports, to help better determine the credibility of the sources and prevent another episode like the one in which the C.I.A. based much of its conclusions about Iraq's purported biological weapons on an Iraqi exile who turned out to be lying.

Raju Narisetti, The Post's managing editor overseeing online operations, said he saw reader metrics as a tool to help him better determine how to use online resources.