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A less abstract iteration of this argument is that because retailers are different, and because chains are typically accessible online if they don't have a physical storefront in a city, having a lot of local businesses in your city increases the variety of goods and services available.
In cavity or circuit quantum electrodynamics experiments the output fields of the investigated resonators are typically accessible by measurements.
Subjective feelings integrate the total pattern of an emotional reaction, are typically accessible to conscious awareness and can therefore be put into words (Scherer 2005).
Electronic Health Record (EHR) system contain large volumes of patient data that could be used for CER, but the data contained in EHR system are typically accessible only in formats that are not conducive to rapid synthesis and interpretation of therapeutic outcomes.
Colorectal tumours are typically accessible for molecular characterization and common mutations localize in specific exons.
In the case of second harmonic generation (SHG), up to six independent parameters can be recovered from a single measurement, whereas only two are typically accessible in linear optics.
This sector is typically accessible only to the wealthiest people of Guatemala.
Excised ovules were immediately placed on the pollen growth medium, ~2 mm from the pistil, a distance that was typically accessible by the emerging pollen tubes.
The improvement in average working conditions is driven by the changes recorded in sectors that are generally considered more accessible to immigrants (hospitality, retail, transports etc)., while results are not significant in sectors that are typically less accessible to non‐citizens and in which natives face lower competition from immigrants (for example, the public or financial sectors).
These pages are typically only accessible by submitting dynamic queries of certain regions and a certain time to a background database.
Analyses focused on RNA and CD4 as independent individual markers, ignoring non-laboratory-based markers that are typically more accessible, at lower cost, for larger groups of patients.
