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Notably, we apply this matching approach only for observations from 2009 and match companies with nearly identical probabilities to adopt the German Accounting Law Modernization Act voluntarily.

The single-stage posterior approach only for spinal tuberculosis (TB) has been reported by some surgeons recently, but few studies have reported single-stage transpedicular decompression, debridement, posterior instrumentation, and fusion in treatment of thoracic TB with kyphosis and spinal cord compression in patients older than 65yearss.

The record of interventions suggested a difference in approach only for echocardiography and detection and treatment of patent ductus arteriosus.

According to the evaluation results reported, the column-major method outperforms the first approach only for few cases.

However, DIALIGN uses a greedy approach only for multiple alignment where an exact solution is not feasible, but for pairwise alignment, the program returns an optimal alignment with respect to the underlying objective function.

We were able to use this approach only for the 80 kb VRN2 region, for which we had orthologous sequences from the T. monococcum A m genome BAC AY485644 and the T. turgidum A genome BAC EF540321 (these two genomes are >96% identical and diverged approximately 1 million years ago from each other [ 67]).

Jerry Wishner, chairman of the Committee on Special Education in Chappaqua, said that he had "never been approached only for the SAT," but added, "I can't say it's not done" by families elsewhere -- or by those in his school who are seeking private evaluations in growing numbers.

Another common issue for existing approaches is high computational complexity, resulting in the ability to implement these approaches only for small microphone arrays, directly affecting the beamformer spatial resolution.

The women were approached only for missing information.

Because the Fine-Gray model was computationally intensive and gave results similar to those of the Cox proportional hazards model, we used both analytical approaches only for the primary outcome; all other analyses used only the first approach.

It is worthwhile to note that the empirical type I error rates of the LMM were relatively comparable to the corresponding values of the other approaches only for larger values of n accompanied by smaller values of m; n = 30 and 50 with m = 5, and somewhat, n = 50 with m = 10 in both Tables.