A decade later he founded another company, Stanton Magnetics, which was one of the first American companies to make and sell magnetic cartridges that improved sound quality and allowed for a less-expensive product in the 1970's.
Certainly, her pedigree would allow for a less strenuous pace.
Apple executives do say they will pay taxes on all of A.O.I.'s wealth one day, most likely whenever the U.S. government reforms its tax code to allow for a less costly return of profits to American shores).
"The large sample size allows for reliable detection of even comparatively small effects of maltreatment on the brain, whereas the recruitment from the general population allows for a less biased interpretation of the study, which builds on previous research often carried out in psychiatric patients".
It may therefore be beneficial to use bigrams or trigrams to allow for a less shallow analysis.
The new framework allows for a less conservative and more computationally efficient solution to considering joint chance constraints, specifically regarding preventing overvoltages.
The identification of Alzheimer's disease (AD) biomarkers may allow for a less invasive and more accurate diagnosis as well as serve as a predictor of future disease progression and treatment response.
To determine if serum concentrations of testosterone precursors would correlate with intratesticular testosterone (ITT) concentration measured directly by testicular aspiration and allow for a less invasive means of inferring ITT.
Taking into consideration these new limitations when focusing on a goal, allows for a less frustrating experience.
It has been argued that in ββα-Me REases, the metal ion is not involved in the coordination of the nucleophilic water but only interacts with the phosphoanion transition state and the leaving group through a water molecule, therefore allowing for a less stringent metal ion requirement for catalysis [55], [56].
Options allowing for a less stringent blocking of the alignments were selected to decrease the amount of data lost to curation.
