Brosnan continued with the use of humour prevalent with other portrayals, and provided a "mix of action and danger threaded through with the right amount of wit and humour"; Smith and Lavington saw the humour largely as puns that were "flippant, but not crass".
With the use of computational methods in the field of drug design becoming ever more prevalent, there is pressure to port these technologies to other fields.
Outcomes of heart failure (HF) have improved dramatically with the use of blockers of the sympathetic and renin-angiotensin-aldosterone systems, as well as with more prevalent use of implantable cardiac defibrillators and cardiac resynchronization therapy.
The use of acetaminophen was prevalent, with more than 70% of patients treated this way; in a smaller proportion of our population other medications such as antiemetics and opioids were used.
However, we argue against the use of prevalent self-report questionnaires.
In a local study, the use of complementary therapies was prevalent among people with type 2 diabetes mellitus [ 40].
Although the use of computerized entertainment is becoming more prevalent with older adults, knowledge of their preferences and usage habits is still limited.
Moreover, with the prevalent use of intrinsically digital CMOS image sensors, it would be highly inconvenient and expensive to convert digital video data to analogue and back just for transmission.
So, for example, the deliberate use of sexual practices to humiliate male Muslims, including the use of pornography, was prevalent in British facilities in Iraq.
With the rapid development of A/C industry, the use of variable-speed compressor and supply fan has become more and more prevalent and practical.
