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Amis's antipathy to Islamism is based upon a more comprehensive antipathy to religion.

His argument was made before the Orange's snub last season, and was based upon a more historical premise.

The idea in this paper is based upon a more general approach to solve optical problems by transforming a given light distribution or wave as input into the desired waveform on the output of a single X-ray optical component.

Yet, our conclusion that segregated neighborhoods exist in every county is not based entirely on this indexing method or divergence index scores, but based upon a more granular assessment of the neighborhoods we examined, as will be described in more detail herein.

Beyond ICP monitoring, contemporary management of severe TBI patients is increasingly based upon a more comprehensive clinical approach that must not be limited to ICP/CPP therapy but also includes the individual optimization of CBF, oxygen, and energy substrate delivery guided by bedside brain multimodal monitoring.

Instead of creating a structure that binds staff to a rigid set of rules, the social media 2.0 era demands real-time listening and "rapid response" based upon a more fluid business plan of options.

This value, which is based upon a much more rigorous statistical approach to levels of contamination in method blanks, was subtracted from the milk digests and was a greater value than that used for the previous data and so is probably a major factor behind the generally slightly lower aluminium contents reported herein.

"To state that the young man is a neo-Nazi when this is a man who comes from a family devastated by the Holocaust, based upon a mere doodle, is more than unfair, it is unforgivable," the lawyers said in their statement.

Compared to the branching neuron, derivations based upon a snaking model are more straightforward, which is why we will use them here.

Another study [ 19] meeting 15.5 of our quality assessment criteria divided participants into improvers and non-improvers based upon a positive change of more than 20% on the Flexilevel Scale of Shoulder Function (FLEX-SF) [ 45] over a 3 month rehabilitation period.

The proof is once more based upon a fixed point argument in a Banach space of holomorphic functions (F_{(nu,beta,mu,k_{1},k_{1})}^{d}) defined in Section 2.1.