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Britain would also be able to comprehensively end free movement of EU citizens, and would have to make decisions about the terms of their right to remain in the UK.
Due to the two-dimensional Incidence Angle Modifier (IAM) of an LFC, an iterative multi-linear regression (MLR approach has been developed to be able to comprehensively evaluate the optical performance.
We seem to be able to comprehensively cover up to about 4 orders of magnitude.
We will include traditional acupuncture, auricular acupuncture and electroacupuncture; therefore, we will be able to comprehensively evaluate the effects of acupuncture on postoperative pain after TKA.
This observation further emphasizes the importance of the availability of a large group of individually produced pure isoenzymes to be able to comprehensively respond to the need of variable performance parameters including substrate specificity, activity, stability, and operating pH optimum.
However, in order to be able to comprehensively assess the multitude of anti-vascular, cytokine-modulatory, immune-modulatory and the antitumour effects of this class of agents, humanised mice with reconstituted human immune and human vascular components together with autologous histocompatible tumour cells for implantation would be required, and currently such mice are not widely available.
Indeed, Mark Casson has estimated that if the state had planned Britain's railways, by 1914 they would still have been able to comprehensively serve the nation's needs for 25% less cost and with a route mileage 7,000 miles shorter than the real total of 20,000 miles.
It is able to comprehensively examine all structures of the chest with a sensitivity and specificity approaching 100%%.
However, no single method is able to comprehensively represent the complexity of the processes involved in skin sensitization.
With both questionnaire responses and log content, we were able to comprehensively investigate the predictability of customer age, education level, income, parental status, and user type.
