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Breyer explained that safeguards the Court adopted nearly forty years ago "to ensure that the penalty would be applied reliably and not arbitrarily" have not worked.

The authors hypothesized that AnC can be applied reliably and may change grading of aortic stenosis (AS).

These results indicate that H, C, and N isotope ion imaging with NanoSIMS can be applied reliably to the Hayabusa category 3 samples.

Inter-rater reliability of marker placement on the shoe was proven to be good to excellent (ICC = 0.75 0.98) indicating that markers could be applied reliably between raters.

Under discrete memoryless broadcast channel (DMBC) setup, Csiszár and Körner gave a closed-form expression of the maximum rate region that can be applied reliably under the secrecy constraint (i.e., the secrecy capacity region).

This suggests, first, that ETA may be applied reliably to any protein structure, enzymes and non-enzymes alike, to specifically annotate catalytic activity among the fraction that are enzymes, Second, this suggests that ETA may scale in the future to include a broader range of protein functions.

Seeking new controls on the global economy, Greens urge implementation of the Kyoto Protocol on global warming, which would cost $500 billion a year to apply, reliably causing a Third World holocaust of famine and poverty.

Manual techniques are usually arduous to apply reliably because few structures have stable, easy to define boundaries.

Our finding could be applied quite reliably in other bioengineering context with maximum advantage for medicine.

Our investigation could be applied quite reliably in effective materials for anti-cancer treatment context with maximum advantage for medicine.

In a population measure using a large sample, there is no need to reflect the states of individuals, and therefore HALT can be applied, more reliably, over a shorter time of 1 month (HALT-30).