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Figure 2 illustrates an arguably optimal decimation of the dataset to achieve the purpose of modeling the main field to SH degree 15.

For example, hexagonal phase core/shell UCNPs with core doping concentrations of 20 30% Yb and 2% Er are arguably optimal for red-emissions, and several groups have demonstrated their potential for PDT.

There would be no national defense, even though such defense is arguably socially optimal because it deters armed invasion.

In my opinion, today, learning a language isn't stressed enough, and isn't enforced at a young age, which is arguably the optimal time to start learning a language.

We used what is arguably the optimal case group, namely confirmed precancer (CIN 2-3).

However, we found that 80% also looks reasonable, and arguably even optimal, on our simulated datasets where the true answers are known.

This strategy is more energy intensive, and could represent a larger carbon cost for the host, but is arguably an optimal strategy for rapid recovery of the symbiont under large disturbance regimes.

The periconceptional period (before conception and up to 12 wk of gestation) is arguably the optimal exposure window for nutritional interventions because it encompasses several critical gestational processes including implantation and placentation (6).

The quality of comparative genome data is also an important factor; only two (horse and dog) out of the Laurasiatheria species have high coverage (excluding the two bats and bottlenose dolphin), both of which are arguably not optimal due to domestication.

Moreover the data for the maternal weight corrections was originally derived from women with singleton live births between 32 and 42 weeks gestation from the same geographical area [ 24], and while arguably sub-optimal for women with stillbirth or post-term delivery is considerably better than no adjustment.

"This is arguably about the optimal time to do something like this," Mr. Bartik said, estimating that the Obama plan, if enacted quickly, would add a million jobs by early summer.