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For nanometer-size devices, the Schrödinger equation should be used; however, for size greater than 10 nm, the Poisson equation accounts for spatial symmetry properties resulting from the discrete nature of interacting electrons.

Reitherman had his own ideas on the designs and layouts that should be used; however, the newer team backed Stevens, except Don Bluth, who felt Disney's work was stale.

Caution should be used however when discussing "quality" in terms of increased provision of drugs, particularly those related to the treatment of malaria.

Therefore, ideally, normal cervical samples instead of cervicitis samples should be used, however, these samples are difficult to obtain as biopsies are only performed when there is suspicion of lesion.

In Europe, the TNM staging system suggested by ENETS has been adopted, whereas the recent 2010 WHO guidelines suggest the AJCC/UICC system should be used; however, it also mentions the ENETS TNM system and proposes a grading system resembling that of ENETS, based on Ki-67 or MC (Bosman et al, 2010).

Biologically inactive or recombinant vaccines may be used; however patients should be warned the immune response to these vaccines may be compromised.

Codeine can be used, however there should be recognition that there is individual variability in its effectiveness dependent upon drug metabolism into its seven active metabolites.

South Korea has argued that this resolution is relevant to the debate about the Sea of Japan and implies that both names should be used; Japan, however, argues that the resolution does not apply to the Sea of Japan, because it does not specify this body of water and only applies to geographical features for which sovereignty is shared between two or more countries.

Vasopressor should be used with caution, however, because of its potential complications as mentioned above.

Before CIMT should be used for infants, however, it needs to be tested for feasibility and its dosage and degree of restraint adjusted to suit young infants.

These findings underline that the concept of "subclinical AKI" should be used with caution, however, they do not contradict the existence of this concept in certain patients.