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In the context of requirements engineering (RE), a concern can be understood as a set of software requirements related to the same purpose [1].
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As a result, the overall retrieval performance, where speed is a primary concern, can be significantly improved.
"A Nimby concern can be very legitimate," said Susan Pender, president of Citizens for Responsible School Planning, which helped kill a proposal to build a middle school on the grounds of the high school in Chappaqua.
A similar concern can be raised with respect to the simulation studies of how the noseleaf affects the emission radiation pattern of Rhinolophus rouxi a member of the horseshoe bats (Rhinolophidae) that emits constant-frequency (CF) calls [22], [25].
A similar concern can be raised with respect to other techniques for combining exposure information from different sources into a "hybrid" estimate of some exposure metric [ 68].
While investigators designing clinical trials face the important issue of endpoint selection, an equally troublesome concern can be the a priori selection of the endpoint analysis.
In most cases, the partner of the possible carrier will be a noncarrier and the concern can be dropped.
At the same time, however, it should be noted that a certain level of detachment (i.e., detached concern) can be a very useful strategy for the prevention of ill-health and malfunctioning.
That concern can be a lot more pronounced for people from underrepresented groups in particular environments, according to research by the American Psychological Association.
Viral hepatitis, a world-widespread public health concern, can be caused by several viruses.
Worry or concern can be a single calling criterion, in which case the team can be activated based solely on worry or concern [ 9].
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