The relationships found between FTA methods in this study raise questions for further analysis, in which could help address a question commonly confronted by FTA practitioners - what combinations of methods will be most suitable in specific circumstances?
Hydrogeologist are commonly confronted to field data scarcity.
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Additionally, the Afar constitute one of the most significant pastoral groups in the Horn of Africa and are subjected to the marginalisation and misrepresentation which commonly confront pastoralists (Devereux and Tibbo 2013).
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When confronted with hypervascular lesions most commonly resulting from metastatic islet cell tumours, melanomas, choricarcinomas, renal cell carcinomas, thyroid carcinomas and in some cases breast carcinomas, a dual-phase study is recommended.
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When confronted with hypervascular lesions that are most commonly from metastatic islet cell tumors, melanoma, choriocarcinoma, renal cell carcinoma, thyroid carcinoma and, in some cases, breast carcinoma, a dualphase study is recommended (Figs 7– 9).
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