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Scan time correction of SUV is then possible as well, but somewhat more dependent on the applied AIF parametrization (explicit dependence on b).
Somewhat more recently, Maj.
As a result, the State Department's CPC designation was removed in 2006— although the USCIRF, which applies somewhat more stringent criteria, still places Vietnam in that category.In any case, Vietnam is a success story of sorts for American diplomatic pressure over religious liberty.
Online learning normally requires stronger motivation, which makes it a somewhat more promising field for applying gamification.
It may be advantageous to apply somewhat more severe pretreatment to generate slightly more sugar degradation products, which, up to a certain concentration, have been shown to increase the ethanol yield [ 32, 36].
A similar but somewhat more complex analysis can be applied to Wigner (1961)'s friend; the solution is to use an appropriate framework.
This classification approach may be somewhat more stringent than laboratories have applied to date.
A somewhat more subtle approach is being applied in the UK by combining standardised mortality ratios with other safety indicators, in order to establish hospital safety rankings.
Officially, this is the name of the view of Horwich (1990), but we will apply it somewhat more widely.
It can be seen that the number of large clusters increases dramatically with application of the abstraction transformation, and somewhat more when all transformations have been applied.
