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If a mixture of many different micron-sized species is considered (each of limited polydispersities); a thick and broad channel should be preferred, with length modulating peak capacity to disentangle this polymodal mixture.

It is concluded that: (1) ZZF is highly recommended in the bending analysis of sandwich plates; (2) the use of ZZF makes the error almost independent by FCSR parameter; (3) ZZF is easy to implement and its use should be preferred with respect to other refined theories.

If they cannot, a barcoding system with a higher proportion of readily alignable coding regions should be preferred, with little if any reduction expected in barcoding success.

12 To this extent, the development of a specific long-term risk prediction should be preferred with respect to recalibration of risk models derived in high-incidence countries.

These were published by Ian Abbott in his 1983 Aboriginal Names for Plant Species in South-western Australia, with Abbott suggesting that the latter name should be preferred, but with the orthography "Pudjak".

We write s(P Q) for the expected value of s(P Y), when Y∼ Q. Models with smaller score values should be preferred to models with larger values.

To avoid strong cutaneous adverse reactions, however, treatment with low or intermediate doses of imatinib should be preferred in comparison with high doses of this drug whenever feasible.

It is claimed here that the proposed algorithm offers an efficient alternative to QP which should be preferred for applications with fast sampling.

We conclude that the drip dispersal was more effective at attenuating NOx N than gravel trench due to the greater gaseous N loss and should be preferred in areas with shallow groundwater (< 1 m deep) to protect groundwater N contamination.

The classical-diffraction mount and the off-plane mount are compared for applications in the extreme-ultraviolet region the classical mount should be preferred for monochromators with time responses in the 100 200 fs range, while the off-plane mount gives responses in the 10 50 fs range, and is therefore suitable to realize femtosecond time-preserving monochromators.

Palliative care should be preferred in patients with poor PS.