More efficient data acquisition and more complicated pulse sequences could be accommodated if additional relaxation measurements were acquired to allow correction for T1 and T2 effects.
Isa3 on the other hand maintained some of GlgX restrictions with respect to substrate outer chain lengths but acquired the ability to accommodate debranching of a wider variety of branched oligosaccharides.
It moved, when funds were acquired, to a purpose-built centre meant for 35 students, but now accommodating 115 aged from five to 29.
Free text clinical comments included apprehension regarding potential "false understanding" created by translation aids, a suggestion for incorporation of phonetic texts in the instrument, and an expression of dissatisfaction with the suggestion of acquiring language skills to accommodate non-English-speaking patients without their own interpreter.
Third, variations in the combinations of anti-tuberculosis drugs used to treat each patient could affect outcomes, given comorbid conditions with potential drug interaction, or regimen changes to accommodate acquired drug resistance, all of which limit interpretation of the data.
All told, the company has stored samples from approximately 4,000 dogs, and will soon be acquiring another storage tank to accommodate demand.
The proposed system framework is flexible enough to accommodate new acquired knowledge for each module.
Since new data may become available over time, an important feature of an ADS is the ability to accommodate newly acquired data incrementally, after it has originally been trained and deployed for operations.
It begins to feed voraciously on yolk, acquiring an enormously distended stomach; to accommodate this, the muscles on the belly split down the middle and the skin on the abdomen stretches greatly.
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