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This fact makes this method an attractive option for distribution systems with PV units.
Use of simple matrix algebra in simulations makes the method an attractive alternative to some hard optimization based methodologies.
The great advantages of XFEM as well as the computational efficiency make the proposed method an attractive tool for engineering design of hydraulic fracturing treatments.
Such new findings make this simple coating method an attractive roll to roll technique for application in the newer coating technologies, such as in the production of solar cells and plastic electronics.
The high cost of experimental tests and limitations in the number of geometrical and mechanical parameters, in addition to advances in numerical methods that provide the ability to simulate complicated structures with numerous parameters, make the finite element method an attractive device for modeling the behavior of structural connections in fire.
Therefore, the simplicity, efficiency, speed, and lack of a requirement for expensive facilities make our method an attractive alternative to existing methods of genomic DNA extraction.
The FMO method is an attractive method for dealing with large biomolecular systems quantum mechanically.
Among thermal spraying methods, an attractive technical possibility lies in the fabrication of protective coatings or free-standing components by means of reactive plasma spraying (RPS) techniques.
In addition, the higher degree of continuity provided by spectral and higher-order elements makes weighted residual methods an attractive choice for use in tandem with biasing force methods.
The non-invasive nature of urine collection and the abundance of peptides in the urine makes analysis by high-throughput 'peptidomics' methods, an attractive approach for investigating the pathogenesis of renal disease.
The preregistered STAMP method was an attractive registration method that could provide high accuracy in a noninvasive manner [ 15, 16].
