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That happens because applets that are active cannot be deleted; Msconfig or another utility can help avoid the problem.

Our preliminary forecast for the smoothed sunspot number at cycle 24 maximum is 101 ± 5, indicating that cycle 24 will be about 20% less active than cycle 23; the possibility that next three solar cycles may be progressively less active cannot be ruled out.

However, the possibility that the low current delivered in the sham tDCS condition was biologically active cannot be discounted.

It is quite likely that both play a role, but whether one or the other dominate, or some other process is active, cannot be established at this time.

All sessions are planned to be performed in a friendly uncompetitive atmosphere and adapted to the participants' needs, because motivating and encouraging obese children to be physically active cannot be achieved following the same approach as for normal weight children [ 28].

One of the reasons for this is the fact, that for the majority of herbal active substances, therapeutic activity cannot be related to scientifically identified, chemically defined ingredients, which aggravates conventional clinical studies.

The importance of the ability to discern between active and non-active states cannot be understated.

However, it is realized that the possibility of LacZ tagging a specialized group of activated neurons (for example, the most active neurons) cannot be formally ruled out and we discuss this caveat in the revised manuscript. 5. Due to the slow onset of the tTA-tetO system, the authors remove Dox 3d before subjecting mice to experiences for activating neuronal ensembles.

Carolyn Merchant puts the lesson like this: "The problem as BP has tragically and belatedly discovered is that nature as an active force cannot be so confined".

It is found that the expected good conductivity, large electrolyte-accessible surface area and sufficient active sites cannot be well achieved at the same time.

Distributed observers are designed for the second-order follower-agents, under the common assumption that the velocity of the active leader cannot be measured in real time.