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The further investigations conducted in literature indicated that such undesirable failures can be effected by a large number of geometrical and material parameters.
Changes to the equilibria of the metal-containing species can be effected by a change in the CO partial pressure and this provides important insights into the composition of the species formed in the course of the reaction.
Since we are now proposing to regard the CNOT gate as a device for processing quantum states, the evolution from input states to output states must be effected by a physical quantum transformation.
Thesis (ii) is false, because moral education is not the purpose of rhetoric (see above §4), nor could it be effected by a public speech: "Now if speeches were in themselves enough to make men good, they would justly, as Theognis says, have won very great rewards, and such rewards should have been provided; but as things are … they are not able to encourage the many to nobility and goodness".
Organizational change cannot be effected by a few enlightened individuals at each agency.
Nonetheless, inasmuch as the lower genetic constraint hypothesis applies, the preferential retention of nGPCRs could be effected by a combination of selection forces.
"Interpreting speech and being able to speak could potentially be effected by an injury on the left side of the brain".
This double narrative and double purpose is effected by a doubleness brought about in the audience: we are at once intensely interested and detached, like the Mind itself in the Body.
There is nothing to suggest that a ritual rebirth was effected by a sacramental lustration, or sacred meal, at any point in the Eleusinian ritual.
The normal metabolic pathway of methionine is its conversion in successive steps to homocysteine, cystathionine, and cysteine, each step being effected by a specific enzyme.
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