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Solute vacancy binding energy is a key quantity in understanding solute diffusion kinetics and phase segregation, and may help choice of alloy compositions for future material design.

A better understanding of this potential relation may help informed choice of contraception.

Subsequently, the antibiotic susceptibility testing of Brucella may help the choice of treatment in specific cases, the epidemiological surveys and the prediction pottential threats.

This information may help guide the choice of an animal proxy in meniscal research.

Severe EEG abnormalities before 12 h of life have no reliable prognostic value but may help in the choice of early neuroprotective treatment of acute cerebral hypoxia-ischemia.

The population density approach leading to partial differential equations is suited for very large populations of neurons; we think that mathematical studies on the qualitative behavior of population density models may help for the choice of the particular single neuron model used to describe the internal state of the neurons of the population, and give insights on the results.

Sensitivity analyses may help refine the choice of an optimal time window for exponential growth (see below).

Second, we also need to identify the best method to quantify the strength of various muscle groups in the foot of a 3- or 4-year-old child, as this may help in the choice of technique.

Obviously, such clues as are derived from the compilation of heterogeneous material cannot constitute indications; nevertheless, they may help the therapeutic choice in the individual patient with a specific phenotype (e.g., with a strong family history of stroke).

At this step of the analysis, we did not highlight any interesting factors that may help in the choice of the lambs to be artificially reared since the weight at birth and the litter size did not have a significant influence on feeding behaviour traits.

Understanding what organizations value in an RRT may help clarify measurement choices.