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Indeed, the logic may apply with more force in cases like Iraq, in which the president has cast the nation on what is essentially a war of choice.

Semi-automatic methods can apply with more flexibility than fully-automatic methods.

In cervical cancer all three apply, with more screen-detected early disease, improved treatment of advanced disease with chemoradiation and widespread access to expert teams in gynaecological cancer centres.

Last year Nicholas Serota, the director of the Tate in London, began urging museums to investigate whether the existing guidelines can be applied with more subtlety.

These he applied with more zeal than precision, just as an American composer might indiscriminately swap a Sicilian tarantella for a Romagnan saltarello.

But I love the heightened level of her finishing, for it shows off her skills; most admirable is her control of the charcoal, which gives a mist or shadow effect when lightly used, and when it is applied with more vigor delivers an intense black.

Just as there is a diversity of methods for acquiring knowledge of or reaching judgments about one's own mental states and processes, to which the label "introspection" applies with more or less or disputable accuracy, so also is there a diversity of forms of "privileged access", with different kinds of privilege and to which the idea of access applies with more or less or disputable accuracy.

If hindcast studies integrating this numerical model with ecological models reliably show process and effects in the past, then these methods can be applied with more confidence in forecasting in areas of further research, which have even more data and resolution limitations.

However, the bipolar device should be applied with more caution since peak temperature in the lunate fossa almost reached 70°C even under continuous irrigation.

The observational data to date provide support for considering drug penetration and neurological effectiveness data when selecting new cART for people with HAND [ 35] but must be applied with more caution when adjusting stable therapy in people with HAND who have already achieved viral suppression in plasma with their current cART.

Moreover, the high variability of VRS formulations both in the number of response categories and in the labels attached to these categories, support the use of NRS which is applied with more standardized formats (usually 11 levels from 0 to 10) across cultures and languages [ 3, 30, 39].