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Non-responders to Step 1 were then randomized to two alternative Step 2 treatments: (1) continued CBT or (2) SRT for additional 16 weeks (Step 2).
They may have alternative steps that better allow for the waistband to be attached to your garment.
The former is concerned with identification of lipid-related key events, for which no alternative steps are possible, while the latter only holds if the association is generalisable across various tissues or species.
While we cannot know all of the facts and considerations that went into the department's decision, we do know that prosecutors were right to try to find out who gave this damaging information to The A.P. They were right to pursue the investigation with "alternative investigative steps" for eight months first.
The supraoperon of Desulfovibrio vulgaris is novel in that it begins with two relatively rare genes encoding alternative enzyme steps for aromatic biosynthesis [ 52], denoted here as aroA' and aroB'.
According to these results, the ATPS seems to be an interesting alternative primary concentration/decontamination step for vaccine preparation from C. perfringens fermented broth.
This method is an interesting additional processing step for providing alternative information compared to classical time frequency analyses and for improving the detection and analysis of cross-frequency couplings.
The aim of the present study was to investigate the suitability of a Biological Aerated Filter (BAF) plant as an alternative process or an upgrading step for the treatment of domestic wastewater from the city of Rome, Italy.
The first step for creating alternative educational models is to realize why the current system is broken.
As in Step 2, alternative methods for executing Step 3 exist.
With this approach, the space for actions and behavioral alternatives become explicit – a crucial step for sustainable urban planning which calls for innovative strategies to adapt to these uncertain and rapid changes.
