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This would introduce an English dimension without undermining the equal status of MPs or affecting the calculation of funds for the Scottish government.

Strain CN6 grew very poorly hence affecting the calculation of ethanol productivity, and data for this strain were therefore not included in the further analysis.

We avoid the problem of sampling the unfolded states by creating an artificial confinement "tube" in the phase space that prevents the molecule from unfolding without affecting the calculation of the desired free energy difference.

Also the authors of this study have previously found strong indications for the significant effect of different reservoir lithologies on the hydrochemical composition of the fluids affecting the calculation of reservoir temperatures (Meller et al. 2016; Nitschke et al. 2015; Nitschke et al. 2016).

This results in very low fluorescence readouts for any type of the Illumina probes (type I U and M, and type II), affecting the calculation of β value and returning false estimates of the methylation level (see below).

Some results have suggested that the CBF and BOLD (echo 1 and echo 2, responses, respectively) in calibrated fMRI do not have the same signal-to-noise ratio (Wong et al. 2000), potentially affecting the calculation of ΔCMRO2.

All the aforementioned parameters are also analyzed with respect to each other as an ideal selection of some of them often produces contrasting effects on the others, affecting the calculations of the flowfields.

The change will not affect the calculation of net income.

The mistake did not affect the calculation of incomes in May, which rose by 0.2percentt.

A careful family history permits construction of a pedigree that may illuminate the nature of the inheritance (if any), may affect the calculation of risk figures, and may bring to light other genetic influences.

That should affect the calculation of what Iran intends to do and what it believes is in its national security interest because it may render Iran less secure, not more secure".