A number of collection surveys performed since 1970s onwards, have relied on a fairly straightforward, although destructive, manual folding test [6].
EW Blakeney, Gloucestershire Ebay blames a "straightforward process mistake", although not so straightforward that the company was able work out what to do about it before The Observer got in touch.
It offers free storage for the first 150 photos, and boasts nimble photo-editing features and a straightforward uploading procedure (although you can't load from a Mac, you can view on one).
His 1875 canvas, "The Flume, Opalescent River, Adirondacks," although a straightforward representation of a particular place, was for him a pretty dramatic view.
Insolubles were regarded as resting on a straightforward but pernicious fallacy, although authors disagreed over just what the fallacy is.
Although a straightforward association between the Nordic welfare model and a low degree of social inequality in health has not been demonstrated, these factors should be taken into consideration when generalising the results of the study.
Although a straightforward generalization of these priors is an inverse Wishart distribution, Gelman and Hill (2006) point out that this distribution may not be flexible enough to express the lack of information about covariance matrices, since noninformative priors for their covariance components might significantly restrict the possible range of values of the variances.
Both alpha and beta band heritability of the graph parameters CC and L were similar to our previous findings from the adult subset of the current sample (Smit et al. 2008), although a straightforward comparison may not be entirely feasible due to differences in epoch selection (12 times 8 s epochs against 4 times 16 s epochs), and filtering (two wide against five narrow frequency bands).
The general case is a straightforward adaptation of this procedure (although the details are rather tedious).
