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Werner later explained this number more adequately with his concept of coordination number.

However, an infiltrative pattern in the spine can be depicted more adequately with MRI than with FDG-PET/CT [ 1].

This global approach is expected to cope more adequately with the complex matrices (such as soils and sediments) and to display the variety of potential modes of actions and strategies of the exposed organisms.

12 Adequately powered trials are needed with moderate intensity exercise (for example, brisk walking), which is likely to be more acceptable than vigorous exercise for most people.

We believe that this was mainly the decision of the surgeon, based on their lower age and high prevalence of secondary osteoarthritis often associated with anatomical variations, which were judged to be more adequately addressed with uncemented fixation.

Spain also has a very large current account deficit — at 10.0%, it is the second largest in the world after the U.S., but the U.S. is a richer country that can more adequately deal with being so over-leveraged.

Also, it has been suggested that serial intrapatient measurements of natriuretic peptide might more adequately correlate with filling pressures, rather than single measurements [ 10], and so serial measurement of NT-proBNP or BNP might still be useful in estimating filling pressures.

Healthcare institutions implementing the above-described framework may use the provided examples of decision support logic modules (see [Additional file 2] and project website) or create new modules that specifically address their local decision support needs or more adequately integrate with their local organizational context and clinical user roles.

Study on porosity showed that sandstone formation with the porosity less than 20% was treated much more adequately than those with porosity 25% or more".

The term Sea Gangsters would more adequately associate them with their land-based counterparts.

Notably, the vibrational response of wooden floor systems is an issue in need of being dealt with more adequately in the designing of such buildings.