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Outstanding accuracy in analysis could be achieved with drastically reduced computational time and memory.

Real-time expenditure analysis could be achieved by integrating existing activity-based financial data into the routine PBF system.

It is not clear exactly how to do this, but I suspect this mode of analysis could be achieved through a number of different types of experiments; one obvious approach involves combining automated SGA yeast genetics with cell sorting or high-content screening to quantify the activity of diagnostic reporters in a comprehensive set of mutants (Jonikas et al. 2009; Vizeacoumar et al. 2010).

The sample interviewed was the total recruited from the sample outlined above but, as alluded to in the discussion, this is an exploratory study which considers ethnicity and it is unlikely that saturation for analysis could be achieved without a larger sample and collection of detailed demographic data.

Although we may be onto something here (the posse approach to sociometric stardom?), Gibson is serious about the kind of analysis that could be achieved.

Studying the added-value brought by SNT in the convolutive mixture case requires further analysis that could be achieved in some forthcoming work.

The main objective was to identify the conditions where an adequate separation in minimal analysis duration could be achieved within a robust region.

The main objective of the method was to identify the conditions where adequate separation quality in minimal analysis duration could be achieved within a robust region that guarantees the stability of method performance.

However, over and above these criteria, to reduce financial cost and participant burden, certain subsections (including family burden) were only administered to a 30% subsample where it was deemed that the data analysis goals could be achieved by administering the section to a probability subsample of respondents [ 26].

With this in mind, a clear multistage analog for the two-stage drop-the-losers design exists: rather than selecting the best of K treatments at a single interim analysis, selection could be achieved by dropping a predetermined number of treatments at each stage due to (relative) poor performance until only one remained.

Giere (2003) replies that what counts as socially progressive will vary among philosophers, and that in a democracy, it is unlikely that a unanimous or near unanimous consensus regarding the values to inform philosophical analysis or scientific inquiry could be achieved either in the larger society or in the smaller social subset of philosophers of science.