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This detector technology allows for a substantial cost reduction while preserving the energy resolution needed for radiological measurements.
This, together with a reduction in the number of unknowns, allows for a substantial increase in achievable accuracy as well as in tractable system size.
Moreover, our approach shows much lower sensitivity to the choice of initial parameters, which allows for a substantial reduction of pre-processing.
This is shown here with a quasi-2D (Q2D) algorithm for the special case of a quasiperiodically forced map, which allows for a substantial simplification of the general case described in Krauskopf and Osinga (1998).
Lastly, it should not be forgotten that the 3D configuration of the brain tissue allows for a substantial difference in the communication between different cells in the space and their influence on each other, when compared to monolayer cell cultures' single type cell interaction.
Most importantly, there was a long period of follow-up in this study, which allows for a substantial amount of time for women to develop CVD subsequent to our detection of the condition at the time of the breast cancer diagnosis.
A Briganti score cut-off was chosen to allow for a substantial reduction of the number scans performed, without missing more than a few positive scans.
This will allow for a substantial dose reduction of the CT-scans to 5.2 mSv for the preoperative scan and further reduction for the postoperative scan, which is necessary for estimating the volume of resected bone.
After all, low-skilled immigration over the past decades allowed for a substantial reduction in the price of locally-traded goods and services that are immigrant-intensive in the United States (Cortés 2008).2Third, any successful comprehensive immigration reform proposal will most likely have to increase immigration enforcement and expand E-Verify nationwide.
Interestingly, the low moisture absorption was found to help limit the degradation of residual cyanate ester groups during exposure to hot water, allowing for a substantial recovery in the glass transition temperature upon subsequent heating, an unusual phenomenon for polycyanurate networks.
This growth allowed for a substantial decrease in the ultrasound conversion threshold (to 1.4 MPa and 4.8 MPa at 1 MHz and 18 MHz, respectively), whereas non-coalesced NDs in cells and NDs alone were not converted up to the maximum applied pressure (2.1 MPa and 6.3 MPa at 1 MHz and 18 MHz, respectively).
