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Comparative diagrams, displayed at the end of the paper, can be usefully applied for choosing the optimal type of structure.

The variational iteration method (VIM) can be usefully applied for solving many linear and nonlinear scientific and engineering problems.

Due to its ability to be auto-adaptive at any changes in the system operating conditions and to its great speed convergence, the identification procedure can be usefully applied for real-time applications.

Doma in knowledge distributed over open linked data sources may be usefully applied for new VSO-images design and used for organization co mputational-intensive simulation e xpe riments.

In conclusion, the proposed approach and mathematical model can thus be usefully applied for the simulation and prediction of thermal processes of canned fruit salad for process design and optimization.

The PBT Index, implemented in QSARINS, which was demonstrated to be a practical, precautionary and reliable screening tool for PBT-behavior directly from the molecular structure, can be usefully applied for focusing experimental studies, and even before chemical synthesis, in a "benign by design" approach of safer alternatives.

We propose that the resulting framework applies not just to pathogens affecting humans and animals in agriculture and natural ecosystems; it may be usefully applied also for pest and disease emergence in aquaculture, plant production and insect rearing.

This paper aims at presenting a thermo fluid dynamic model for the detailed simulation of large district heating network and showing how it can be usefully applied to examine options for the reduction of primary energy consumption.

Our findings also confirm that inferences from genome-wide conservation data can be usefully applied to SNP selection for fine-mapping genetic studies.

These results, generated with a small sample of world birds, suggest that this approach might be usefully applied to generate a classification for poorly-studied groups by combining DNA barcodes with indicator vector analysis.

Further, models of activity space exposure that incorporate the location and time of individuals' daily movements (Chaix et al. 2009) could be usefully applied to determine how PA patterns vary for different population groups.