These crops increased agricultural productivity and hence benefited farmers economically.
Method development and application hence benefited from the injection and the detection options of this setup.
We discuss a number of exemplar application areas that generate big data and can hence benefit from its effective processing.
Compared with the feature size of FLBP and NRLBPs given in Section 2, the feature size of NR-Network is much shorter and hence benefits the real-time application.
To confirm the results and further explore the managerial implications, a second session of focus group meeting was conducted and practices of the top three key processes in the semiconductor manufacturing industry were used to illustrate what actions can be performed to improve these processes and hence benefit the entire SC network.
Hosts with higher genetic growth potential reach this plateau at higher levels of N than hosts with lower growth potential and hence benefit from an increase of nutrient availability for a wider range of N values (Figure 2C).
Both single-session ICA and the application of dual-regression to map group-ICA results into individual datasets are effectively based around a multiple-regression, and hence benefit from the increase in temporal information shown here to be valuable in low-TR data.
This theory proposes that for students to be motivated and hence benefit educationally and professionally from courses, three key elements are needed: autonomy, competence, and relatedness.
The individual hospital can hence benefit from an assessment of individual factors facilitating or inhibiting nutritional optimisation within their respective organisations.
As the degree of assortativity of mating decreases, older males increasingly mate with younger females and hence benefit from their higher fecundity.
Deci and Ryan's (2000) interpretation of s elf-determination theory (SDT), proposes that for individuals to be intrinsically motivated, and hence benefit educationally and professionally from an activity, three key elements are needed: 1) autonomy, 2) competence and 3) relatedness [ 2].
