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The variations observed in the ubiquity (sample presence) and frequencies (percentage fragment counts; see also Table 3, Figure 9) of individual taxa provide some useful insights in the temporal fluctuations of the intensity of use and the availability of arboreal vegetation habitats near the site.

The Soviet Union used helicopters extensively for military and civil use and the availability of turbine engines increased this use.

Hemodynamic status is the most important decision factor for which RRT modality to use and the availability of RRT modalities during mass poisoning outbreak are the second determinant.

Lime Wire is one of the most commonly used file-sharing programs because of its ease of use and the availability of files on the Gnutella network.

E.coli is a widely used system for heterologous protein production and is often perceived as an easy way to produce large amounts of eukaryotic proteins because of its simplicity of use and the availability of various expression plasmids and E.coli strains which have been reported to support high-level protein production.

Adoption of the new smear positive case definition could result in up to 82% increases in the number of patients defined as smear positive cases depending on the case definition in current use and the availability of facilities for supplementary investigations such as radiography or TB culture.

It says prohibition has only a limited effect on deterring drug use and reducing the availability of drugs.

The ease and readiness of use and the routine availability of virtual chromoendoscopy will probably contribute to its popularity.

As the war progressed, the railroad continually fell into a state of disrepair due to its constant use and the limited availability of supplies for upkeep.

Our results confirm the finding of [ 13], although the optimal read length is somewhat sensitive to the accuracy measure used and to the availability of pairing information.

The rates of routine capnometry use (47.8%) and the availability of an anesthesiology rotation (38.6%) were low.