Traditional data smoothing approaches ranging from simple moving averages to variable span local regression are common and straightforward methods that can be used to dampen variance and extract trends and patterns from ordered data series.
Although this can limit the possible number of measurable targets, we also note that such sequences are common enough that it is straightforward to find unique sites with sequences of 16 20 bases in human or pathogen genomes.
Melanocytic proliferations are common in horses but the diagnosis of malignancy is not always straightforward.
Both VCs presented 'straightforward' cases that are common in general practice: atopic eczema and angina pectoris.
When I contacted the UCI in the wake of the controversy surrounding the approval of an emergency TUE for Chris Froome at the 2014 Tour of Romandie, I was told by a UCI spokesperson that "it was common practice that, for straightforward cases such as asthma, allergic reactions, post-infectious coughs, sinusitis, the UCI's doctor was making the decision".
Since it is common knowledge that cases of straightforward reductions are rare, if they exist at all, structuralists focused primarily on cases of mere replacement or on similarities between theories, which are cashed out in terms of approximation or (semantic counterparts of) derivation under ideal conditions (Moulines 1984; Scheibe 1999; Stegmüller 1979 & 1986: ch. 4).
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