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This probably resulted from a mislabelling, and according based on the diversity tree (Fig.  2) and its allelic pattern (Hippolyte et al., 2011, data sheet), differing only by two missing alleles, the sample analysed should be classified into the 'Mutika-Lujugira' subgroup of East Africa.

We cannot decide how much process to accord based on how strong the case is, trying the possibly-innocent in courts, and the probably-guilty in military commissions.

The president also encouraged skeptics of the agreement to "overcome the emotions" that have infused the debate and evaluate the accord based on facts.

These are monumental times in which new regulation and interactive communication channels are established and shaped as marketing and legal teams reach accords based on their interpretation of Regulation FD, the migration and shift of investor consumption patterns, and the experiences associated with evolving corporate experimentation and participation.

To be sure, it suits almost everyone to pretend otherwise — to point to the 2003 "road map" and speak of a final accord based on the 1967 frontiers.

The Environmental Protection Agency rates the current Accord, based on its interior and cargo volume, as a full-size car, and it feels fairly huge inside.

The maximum oxygen consumption at admission of patients with sepsis was calculated, and compared according groups based on VO2max modified.

Because of using the four way handshaking, and are calculated according to (11) and based on and where (22).

Children and adults are assigned by an allocation algorithm to school classes and workplaces according to age based on class sizes and employee numbers obtained in the field survey.

Table  4 displays cost-effectiveness thresholds for the base case scenario and according to one-way sensitivity analysis based on altered assumptions about model input factors (all values are given in € per year of denture satisfaction gained).

The reviewed studies were classified and assessed according to groupings based on both geographic scale and their 'nexus scope'.