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where the second term of (17) is the RCMC error with respect to the residual motion error Δ R E. This phase term is expressed as a series of Δ K r, so the phase and envelope component would be distinguished where {vartheta_{0}} = {K_{rc}}Delta {R_{ E} (18).

Aquatic and terrestrial effects are distinguished where the pollutants in question are clearly problems in both media.

Three different categories of patients were distinguished where the FPs had difficulty staying in charge: patients with reduced functional ability, patients who were fixed in their ways, and patients with complex conditions.

In contrast, soman and sarin exposure cannot be distinguished when the biomarker is cholinesterase, where aging of OP adducts occurs rapidly.

We worked with C. crescentus, a bacterium where the two cells emerging from reproduction can be distinguished, and where one can be regarded as a mother and the other as a daughter.

In this system, five main parts can be distinguished: the combustor where coal is burnt with air, the calciner where the fresh and the recycled CaCO3 is calcined, the carbonator where the CO2 produced in the combustor is captured, the supercritical steam cycle and the CO2 compression system.

In all fairness, however, these victims of evolution should be distinguished from firms where improper incentives and greed were in fact the main contributors to problems.

The special case of the electrocrystallization of silver on perfect single crystal substrates allows the spatial and time statistics to be distinguished under conditions where elementary events can be separately observed[1 5].

Studies with experimental design can be distinguished in those where the comparisons are made between subjects (parallel groups design) or within subjects (matched design or cross-over or split-mouth studies).

Husserl provides an extensive discussion of categories of meaning in the Logical Investigations, arguing that differences in categories of meaning (which seem to be more like syntactic than semantic categories) can be distinguished by noting where nonsense results from substituting one term for another.

Based on the match between CBM and GHGIs, in terms of level and trend, and on data reported in Figs. 4, 5, four different groups of countries may be distinguished: A. Countries where CBM estimates and country data show a good match both in the trend and the level.