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1. One of the reasons found to explain the non-use of the lobon-gur solution was the lack of cooperation from the village practitioners.

2. Moreover, particular examples of the use or non-use of multiple points of view are not necessarily indicators of cognitive deprivation.

3. To preserve nonuse will require policies more ambitious and comprehensive than the obsolete bipolar deterrence strategy.

4. Nonuse values include the existence value and benefit to future generations.

5. "Renal function and the use or nonuse of certain heart failure drugs were powerful predictors of early and late mortality in these patients with CRT-D, " the researchers reported.

6. In other words, nonuse does not constitute abandonment by itself.

7. Thus, it was evident that mere nonuse of the property as a road did not establish that the condition had been broken.

8. The strategic order among the major nuclear powers is fragile, however, because it rests heavily on the assumption of nonuse.

9. Alone, most of the electronic bits are wimpy and would die of nonuse .

10. The forest products can be divided into four groups:market goods, potential market goods, public goods, and goods with nonuse values.

11. Twenty - four Hour Sentinel Flush keeps fixture fresh during periods of nonuse.

12. Moreover, such misrepresentation can undermine the public's confidence in condoms, thereby leading to nonuse and to further spread of STIs and HIV.

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13. Objective: Sensory reeducation, based on the concept of neuroplasticity and on the prevention of learned nonuse, is frequently used for improving stroke-induced sensory impairment of the upper limb.

14. Instead, the researchers said that both heavy Internet use, and nonuse, could serve as signals that a teenager was having a hard time.

15. Organic farms incurred lower production costs because of their nonuse of pesticides and more expensive fertilizers.

16. The use value can be dividing into direct use value, indirect use value, option value, and quasi-option value. The nonuse value can be dividing into bequest value and existence value.

17. The total economic value of a resource is the sum of its use value and nonuse value.

18. The total economic value of natural resources including use value and nonuse value.