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In addition, tidal response measurement is useful for precisely monitoring small episodic stress changes (Nakata et al. 2008).
Unlike other passive or mechanical sediment trapping systems, the sediment flux sensor records the time of deposition precisely and therefore is useful for investigating the linkages between external processes (e.g., hydrological) and sedimentation.
A motorized z-axis would also be useful for precisely raising and lowering the inkjet printhead assembly so that the height of the nozzles relative to the substrate could be more reproducibly controlled.
While late-postoperative CBDS is a clinical diagnosis, OCT imaging could be useful for precisely documenting the presence of the condition.
If this assumption holds true, it means that the slow part of the waning process will be difficult to measure precisely, and not very useful for statistical inference as estimates will almost certainly come with a high variance.
Because their properties can be precisely engineered, ENMs are useful for developing products and materials that are often smaller, more effective, and more controllable than would be possible using "bulk" materials (Colvin 2003).
Various parameters including patient age, PSA, maximum percentage cancer/biopsy cores, the number of biopsy cores and surgical specimen weight have been shown to be useful for precisely predicting GS [ 12, 20] in RP specimens, but none has proven to be definitive.
The MMI approach is a low-cost, rapid field method that produces an aquatic condition index that responds precisely to anthropogenic pressures, making it useful for conservation and environmental management.
Gogarten et al. [ 21] have discussed the radical possibility that rRNA genes are highly mosaic and are so useful for prokaryotic taxonomy "precisely because they are mosaics and reflect the mosaic character of the genome as a whole".
