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Among these, the SPIHT algorithm is most preferable because of its low-computational complexity and better image compression performance.

Additionally, this study highlights paradoxical features such as plain anatase structure showed high bioactivity, but a mixed structure was preferable because of its synergistically better chemical stability and mechanical properties.

Of the organic solvents tested, acetone was preferable because of its single peak that prevents chemical shift effects on images, the retention of the bread structure, and the solubility of heavy metals.

Although the physics-based approach is preferable because of its accuracy, precision, and real-time performance, the data-driven prognostics is more widely spread than the physics-based one in the PHM community.

Besides the promise of integrating resources more efficiently, the PPP becomes preferable because of its vision of allocating risks to the parties that are best able to manage them.

This finding demonstrated that 0.01% CCa, 0.5% H2O2, and 0.5% CA could be useful in improving the safety and quality of betel leaf, however, use of 0.01% CCa is preferable because of its low cost, availability, biodegradable and non-hazardous characteristics compared to other sanitizers used.

Considering the salient results, this study suggests scenario 2 (composting) as the preferable option because of its appearance as the second best option in two of the countries (India and Indonesia) and as the best option for China.

The results show that the radial direction is the most preferable impact orientation because of its superior energy absorption.

MMA was preferable to tHcy because of its specificity for vitamin B-12 inadequacies.

P. citri was a preferable insect prey species because of its short life cycle and its fecundity under the conditions of 25 ± 2 °C, 60 ± 10% RH, and 16:8 light to dark (L D), using the same plastic containers.

Coast et al. [ 34] argue that an iterative constant comparative approach to data collection and analysis is generally preferable for attribute derivation, because of its ability to constantly adopt the research questions in the light of emerging findings.