Confined to their own realistic benefits, camp belonging, ideology and field of vision (such as the implementation of Soviet systems in China), other Asian countries also lack of comprehensive and in-depth research and thinking.
If thoroughly applied, the method would entail realistic benefits for psychology's applications, particularly where quantitative assessment is involved.
With the realistic benefits of stochasticity, compartmentalized reactions, and parameters inferred from quantitative, temporal data, it acts as a baseline intracellular viral replication algorithm.
In a study by Brundage et al, the expectations of more than half of the participants exceeded the estimated, realistic survival benefit defined prior to survey [ 12].
Because of these special relations, reality and history are memorized in the intellect of common people (or in the common sense of people), which seems closer to people's daily concern and superficial emotion towards benefits, hence it is more likely to be manipulated by politicians and certain interest groups for their realistic political benefits and other purposes.
Environmentalists say any realistic cost-benefit analysis makes coal-bed methane look much less rosy.
No realistic cost-benefit analysis was conducted in advance.
Combinations of dietary supplementation with amino-acids such as creatine, specific anti-inflammatory drugs and perhaps drugs that target ion channels might have immediate realistic clinical benefits although rigorous research is required to determine optimal combinations of such interventions.
While grounded in realistic visual benefits and time frames, patient communicators should not downplay the hope raised by promising novel biotechnologies.
There are also contradictions and conflicts in this field and process, but they are more realistic actions that benefit people by comparison with political exchanges, and always the actions spontaneously in process, so that they can easily break through conflicts and obstacles.18.18
