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This makes is easy to join, extend, combine datasets and hence work collectively, but also allows for analyzing the effect descriptors have on the statistical model's performance.

To counteract oxidative stress, catalase and hydroperoxidase enzymes in human body convert hydrogen peroxide and hydroperoxides to nonradical forms and hence work as natural antioxidants.

Finally, services that provide on-going cultural competency training as a matter of routine would go some way to improving staff knowledge and skills, and hence work towards reducing iniquitous care to a population with some of the poorest MIH outcomes.

The signal correlation of PN sequences is highly robust to the interference and/or distortions and hence works well even at low SNR[17].

In contrast to this, it is observed that the interaction energy of the structures against a simulated aluminum substrate undesirably decreases with increasing PFO content, and hence, works oppositely to the surface energy variation.

In addition, a novel domain-based selective scheme is proposed leading to a combined ES/NS-FEM model that is immune from volumetric locking and hence works very well for nearly incompressible materials.

In addition, our experience has shown that many graduate students in STEM fields are not heavily invested in undergraduate education and hence, working with graduate teaching assistants may also influence LAs' views on teaching and learning in a way that conflicts with the essential pedagogical principles that we have proposed.

Since wavelet transform (WT) is a mathematical tool that can decompose a temporal signal into a summation of time-domain basis functions of various frequency resolutions and hence worked upon for the present study, this simultaneous time-frequency decomposition gives the WT a special advantage over the traditional Fourier transform in analyzing nonstationary signal.

For now, appreciate that you have made significant progress toward working better, and hence, working less.

However, we have drawn attention to the fact that the Zambian health system is in transition and, hence, working through a host of practical challenges with regard to building NCD services on the basis of existing HIV service structures.

These three major clusters are intertwined, and must hence work together in mutually reinforcing ways, in order for the model to succeed.