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However, two notable trends are emerging: an increasing interest in critically evaluating the performance of Bayesian methods from a frequentist perspective [ 15], and the increasing practicality of frequentist tools for hierarchical models previously only amenable to Bayesian methods (e.g. [ 16]).

Hence, in the interest of increased practicality, it is preferable to mine a suitable number of association rules subjected to user constraints.

Its shorter size will also increase practicality, with a decreased time for completion and a lower rate of missing answers.

Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) is suggested to increase practicalities and safety of insulin titration in ICU patients [ 1, 4], in particular when targeting normal or near-normal blood glucose levels when hypoglycemic episodes can be expected [ 5- 13].

Nowadays, current efforts are focused on improved designs, understanding the origin of the enantioselectivity and DNA-induced rate accelerations, expanding the catalytic scope of the concept and further increasing the practicality of the method for applications in synthesis.

The brevity of the CHBQ increases its practicality for repeated administrations and may facilitate greater compliance, ease of analysis, and a higher response rate, all of which contribute to the acquisition of more reliable and valid educational outcome evaluation data.

These may include increasing the practicality of islet transplantation for type 1 diabetes by improving the prospects for pre-transplant testing, simultaneous multiple donor transplants and simplified logistics.

A thriving area of interest aimed at increasing the practicality of battery systems is fast charging.

A cost-efficient solution that overcomes this barrier to entry is beneficial to increasing the practicality and widespread application of isobaric labeling strategies.

28 An acute decrease in intravascular volume is a normal physiological response to high altitude, 29 and dehydration, due to the increased physiological demands and the practicalities of melting sufficient snow, is a common problem above 8000 m.

The results suggest that it will be possible to produce a better description of tyrosinase activity applying the statistical techniques presented in this report, which could increase the practicality of the in silico data mining for the discovery of novel TIs.