If our view proves to be useful, later models may explore the full age-structure analysis.
Each orthogonal view proved to be useful for different aspects of morphology, and the checklist of features to be scored (along with associated MP terms) was designed to suit progressive viewing of each section series in consecutive order.
The results reveal the advantages and disadvantages of different configurations of double effect LiBr/water absorption refrigeration systems from an exergoeconomic point of view and are expected to be useful in the selection, design and modification of the structure and operating parameters of such systems.
The EMR viewing capability was considered to be useful information for patient management because it helped with continuity of care and to follow progression of many chronic diseases, for example, "For example, if you have a patient with renal failure you can see the results (creatinine) for one year which is very useful" (FG2).
Thus, while personality traits are often viewed as too broad to be useful and not amenable to interventions, I hope that the above shows that when the mechanisms that link traits to illness are identified as well as using empirically robust cut-offs, personality traits can be used to develop individual interventions that should be beneficial to the patient.
"There was a shift from the point of view that animals existed only to be useful to mankind," said Malcolm Warner, a senior curator at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth.
In our view, this is too narrow a view of wellbeing or of capabilities to be useful.
The media will feast aggressively on his colourful record and economic views (some will turn out to be useful) and he may be aggressive back: it's his nature.
From this point of view, objective imaging tools are expected to be useful to get a more objective evaluation of the RNFL and ONH.
Typically, little effort is made to tailor the shape of the selected slice, because shaped RF excitations are viewed as too lengthy in duration to be useful in materials MRI, where signal lifetimes are mostly less than 1 ms.
