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Parenteral nutrition (PN) is more expensive and technically more difficult to administer than enteral nutrition (EN).

After all, when the materials are cheap, it becomes technically more difficult to design good-looking clothes.

However, transvenous pacing is technically more difficult to perform and has the potential for more complications related to the venous access and lead placement [15].

Every reason to believe that in the case of the mosaic of San Giovenale - at least in regard to the black tesserae (technically more difficult to obtain) - raw materials were reused collecting it from a nearby site.

These changes, involving better memory management and erecting virtual walls around some applications, made it technically more difficult to find vulnerabilities that could help compromise a machine, causing the criminals to change tactics.

In addition, long root trunk and short divergence of the roots have a negative influence on the surgical outcome of mandibular root resection since it is technically more difficult to perform and usually there is a need to combine it with a crown lengthening procedure (Tsesis et al. 2015).

In the ribcage, MIBI scan detected more disease compared with MRI scan (p<0.001), noting that the MRI scan of the ribcage is technically more difficult due to patient movement including breathing.

They are also technically more difficult for terrorists to acquire or make, the General Accounting Office pointed out in its 1999 study.

The technology exists for "virtual product placement" so that a particular product can be inserted into a scene something that is technically more difficult than painting a virtual logo on to a football field, but does not need to be done in real time.Viewers in America watching CBS's evening news broadcast from Times Square saw a billboard advertising CBS news.

Patch clamp recordings of OHCs are technically more difficult, and the contribution of BK channels to OHC membrane conductance is much less described and controversial [26], [27].

This allowed the group to successfully perform the technically more difficult experiments later in the sequence.