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In order to avoid suppression by competing herbaceous flora, all plots were initially planted at 2965 stems per hectare and then thinned 'in advance of competition' until the nominal stocking was achieved (for further details of the trial design refer to Bredenkamp [1984] and Gadow and Bredenkamp [1992], p. 55 et sqq).
The full-text of potentially relevant articles was achieved for further evaluation.
23 Thus, through the process of gauze filtering, cool saline washing, and cotton pad concentrating, the desired pure semisolid fat was achieved for further injection (Fig. 2).
Hence, they measured a single construct for patient satisfaction and an interval scale of logits was achieved for further comparison and analysis [ 38].
Dr. Schuster and Dr. Miller said there was no technical obstacle to decoding the full mammoth genome, which they believe could be achieved for a further $2 million.
Additionally, the microstructures, elements distribution and calcium hydroxide content of CCM anode and ITZ were achieved for the further mechanism investigation.
Through the relevant expression, the relevant strength criterion and the relevant loading condition resulting in the strut buckling are further achieved for these porous metal foams under compression.
In most cases, the maximum activity was achieved for the sample B2, and further increase in the share of functional additive does not give the expected results.
They have a similar relationship to the results achieved for quality of life, which was further confirmed by statistically significant correlations between QoL and SL.
C70(CF3)20 is likely to be the largest degree of trifluoromethylation that is possible to achieve for C70 because further addition of CF3 groups is predicted to be substantially less exothermic.
The proposed DQOF, whereby dentists' work is measured alongside the clinical outcomes they achieve for patients, provides a further opportunity to change the balance, but as the Department of Health accept, there is a need to ensure that the right quality and outcome measures are developed and refined [35].
