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The main contribution of this study therefore can be attributed to avoiding a bilevel programing formulation, instead to articulate it as a CTAP which is much easier to solve even for large-sized networks.

Defensive driving practices and training were attributed to avoiding MVAs and remaining safe on the roads.

Secondly, it is difficult to assess whether the declines in violence can be attributed to potential victims avoiding the areas being targeted.

Part of the Burns's success can be attributed to its policy of avoiding traditional multiplex fare, said Brian Ackerman, programming director for the theater.

The enhanced level of melatonin in pregnant subjects may be attributed to a physiological effect to avoid oxidative disorders derived from pregnancy, where melatonin could exert an important role as antioxidant preventing platelet hyperactivation, due to its inhibitory effect over COX-1 and arachidonic acid-induced aggregation.

The BEA-Gold-based biosensor resulted in threefold increased sensitivity compared to GA-based biosensor, which could be attributed to favourable microenvironment for CD to avoid denaturation as well as increased surface area produced by gold nanoparticles with good stability.

Though this series is not large enough to draw a meaningful conclusion, it may be attributed to the fact that buttonholing avoids seclusion of bacteria within the retrolental space.

This can be attributed to the fact that the discreteness avoids any ambiguities and sets clear thresholds for each note.

One in three deaths in this female population may be attributed to smoking and could have been avoided if the women did not smoke.

The ability of kenaf to tolerate Pb and avoid phytotoxicity could be attributed to the immobilization of Pb in the roots and hence the restriction of upward movement (translocation factor < 1).

This limit of GWAS is thought to be attributed to the so-called genome-wide strict significance level to avoid problems of multiple comparisons (p < 5 × 10−8).