The three attested morphological cases suggest that three lexicalization patterns may be distinguished, which may take a different form in a non-inflectional language like Mandarin.
Currently, the logistic regression and the artificial neural networks are the most widely used models in biomedicine, as measured by the number of publications indexed in Pubmed as attested by 45646 cases for the logistic regression and 8015 for the neural network.
In 1995, when Croatian forces over-ran Serb-held areas, there were well-attested cases of sexual violence against both women and men.In the Sudanese region of Darfur, rape and other forms of sexual violence have also been a brutally effective way to terrorise and control civilians.
There is no doubt that it is possible to improve health sector performance in developing countries using these reform approaches, as attested by several documented case studies [ 11].
The PV levelized cost of electricity has fallen in some regions to 0.08 €/kWh whilst retail electricity prices are almost three times higher in some cases attesting to the ideal conditions in the region for PV uptake.
Here's someone punch-drunk on the very possibilities of stagecraft, as anyone who has ever heard Mr. Russell Beale in conversation about his acting can attest is the case.
In contrast, the presence of positive interactions seems to be difficult to attest beyond the case of group cohesion, which was often signalled in the verbatim transcript by the use of 'we'we
Notably, Agilent is clearly the least affected and in fact robustly detects the alteration at nearly the same level as the undiluted case, attesting to the sensitivity of this platform.
Our study thus adds a further case attesting to the credibility of local knowledge (Traditional Ecological Knowledge) as has been indicated elsewhere, e.g. in Canada (Kowalchuk and Kuhn 2012), Africa (Domfeh 2007), China (Wang and others 2004).
In case such agency is attested, further questions need to deal with the factors that explain why the old system is considered unwanted.
