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Based on the motto "less is more", the possibility of finding a way to overcome this difficult challenge will increase if the researcher resists all temptations to participate too arbitrarily in the practical tasks of shaping the future and consequently submits themselves, as per their competency, to scientific service for practice (that would shape the future).

Indeed, after occlusion of a conduit artery, blood flow is redirected through adjacent preexisting collateral vessels, which are consequently submitted to increased shear stress.

The established tension gradients between the cathodic and anodic areas are quite reduced, and consequently both electrodes stay submitted also to corrosion phenomena due to local-action cells.

"Since then, the company has submitted additional information and consequently, EMA has restarted the clock for evaluation," it said.

In the expansive group, the inclusion criteria in most countries allow that individuals suspected of any crime can be submitted to sample collection and, consequently, to the inclusion of their respective DNA profiles in the forensic database.

In real life conditions, events least likely to be of international public health concern would have been excluded even before being submitted to the decision instrument, which would increase the prevalence of events of international public health concern in events submitted to the decision instrument and consequently the PPV.

As it will be in the public domain, application of the checklist should improve the consistency of the appraisal process and consequently encourage pharmaceutical companies to assure the quality of their submitted economic evaluations.

Regularly, we will invite authors (system biologists and modelers) to submit data and associated model files directly to the repository, and consequently extending the content of the repository.

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"The customer has no way of policing the broker's internal operation and consequently is not required to be concerned about it," Maine wrote in court papers submitted last month.