You may use any weapon that the number of reloads you have allows for (for example, if you only have one reload you can only fire your pistol, but if you have three reloads you can either fire your pistol thrice or fire your machine gun).
You may use any weapon that the number of reloads you have allows for (for example, if you only have one reload you can only fire your pistol once, but if you have three reloads you can either fire your pistol thrice or fire your machine gun).
The new rules allow, for example, for a businessman who is based away from home to apply for a postal vote form to be sent to his work address.
The methods can easily be adapted to allow, for example, for temporal forcing due to seasonal variations typified by the spread of P. ramorum, which is mainly driven by seasonal factors such as rainy seasons and EL Niño [17], [18].
In smaller samples, it would be important to allow for optimism, for example, by crossvalidation or bootstrap methods (Smith et al., 2014).
A set of utility methods are built on top of the parser and allow for conversion, for example, of ontology IDs to labels for tab-delimited columns of IDs.
In this work we assume that the cycles are independent, but this assumption can be relaxed and random effects included to allow, for example, for repeat cycles from the same couples [ 15, 16].
As IV fluids are supplied in 500 mL and 1 L bags and blood components as unit bags, both were costed to allow for wastage (for example if two and a half units of PRBCs were transfused, a cost of three units was assigned).
This would allow, for example, anticipating and preparing for the transition from parent consent for infants, to assent and consent from children themselves.
Other possible improvements involve manufacturers using easily replaceable materials and techniques that allow for repairs (for example using screws rather than melding parts together).
This allows, for example, for the straightforward treatment of infinitesimal source terms and sharp boundaries, free of staircasing errors.
