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The "Tironian et", had the twofold advantage of a head start and an impeccable pedigree.

Although the envelope solution, by itself, is sufficient and convenient to deal with structural-acoustic coupling, the proposed model presents the twofold advantage of avoiding computational problem connected with high frequency vibrations while keeping the capability of recovering the oscillating response, when required.

This has the twofold advantage of engaging students and contributing to the expectation that evolution has a role in medical studies.

This has the twofold advantage of allowing to encompass situations in which more than one Hamiltonian parameter is considered (see next section) and of removing the dependence on the detailed form of the nonlinear potential.

In the model we eliminate the twofold advantage of asexual reproduction by a simplification of natural mechanisms.

We consider that our way of eliminating the twofold advantage of asexual reproduction is a simplification of natural mechanisms.

This lack of knowledge among women with respect to the twofold advantages of this service (maternal, as well as foetal and neonatal), reflects a deficiency in information due to an absence of continuum in these services between healthcare facilities and the community [ 14- 19].

Compared to iron salts, scrap iron used in the Fenton treatment has a twofold advantage: possibility of multiple use and low costs.

Several hypotheses have been presented in order to explain the absence of the twofold advantage [ 12, 13] many of them based on the discrimination ability and the efficiency of males during mate choice of sexual reproduction [ 14- 17].

In this paper, we selected a radio technology in the 868-MHz ISM band, as the use of sub-GHz frequencies compared to 2.4 GHz involves a twofold advantage, providing a low probability of interference and an increased radio coverage in harsh environments characterized by severe line-of-sight (LOS) blockage, due e.g., to walls and furniture in indoor environments.

PMC gave a twofold advantage in average yield, and the relative advantage of the PMC method was greatest for samples with the lowest DNA yields.