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But RPA can be combined with changes in the relevant business process.

If this could be combined with changes in behaviour and attitudes, as well as institutions, to build greater independence of spirit, then the Zapatero government could be seen as the one that marked the start of the second transition, when the ghosts of the civil war and Francoism could finally be put to rest.

(294) High-pressure techniques should find their way to the kitchen for creation of new dishes, where freshness and uncooked flavor can be combined with changed texture.

Without considering any new national security tariffs, when the auto sector effects are combined with changes in textiles and apparel, agriculture, and customs procedure effects, this results in a net loss of well-being to the United States from USMCA of $794 million (Canada gains $734 million and Mexico gains $597 million).

The n-EPR can only be implemented successfully if top-down macro level changes (e.g. in legal regulations and technical infrastructure) are combined with changes at the level of its users.

The largest benefits obtain when the change to IFRS reporting is combined with change in enforcement.

Use of this diabetes medication in prediabetes is controversial and should be combined with lifestyle changes.

Yu et al. [ 41] found that the changes of Ktrans⁡ or kep after one cycle of AC by itself could not provide better information than the early tumor size change to predict response, but they could be combined with size change to better differentiate responders from nonresponders. Figure 2 shows 3 case examples.

Nonetheless, when describing structural changes of the brain, CT scans should be combined with findings of changes in the brain parenchyma via MRI.

But that effort needs to be combined with more systemic change, she said.

To explain such sudden shift in Indo-Fijian relations an analysis of the interests and challenges of Fiji governments needs to be combined with an analyse of changes in India's foreign policy aiming to improve its relationship with Fiji and start engaging with other Pacific Islands Countries (PICs).