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Lachemi et al. [16, 17], Pierce et al. [28] have all developed CLSM using Cement kiln dust due to the smaller amount of lime and silica present in CKD that can be effectively added to produce a very low-strength material.

This raises an important question whether what are the best positions of EEG electrodes such that EEG's information about the deeper and radially oriented sources can be effectively added to the MEG information in fusion.

The role of Subtance P in tendinopathy is therefore particularly intriguing as it can be effectively added or blocked, potentially leading to clinical applications.

This follows from the fact that letting Si,k=1 means we are effectively adding events to the network.

The original sin of their funders was the belief that their primitive metrics empowered them with accurate measures of which schools were effectively adding value to student performance and which were not.

He said: "The Home Office is effectively adding former lovers to the list of bank managers, DVLA staff and landlords acting as agents of the Border Agency".

What that means is that EyeEm is effectively adding "AI company" to the list of the things it can do.

BRAIQ's software is effectively adding a layer of emotional intelligence on top of artificial intelligence.

A score of "yes" in this category required an explanation of what fluoride is (a naturally occurring element which can be easily and effectively added to a water source), and how fluoride is beneficial (it fortifies enamel, making it harder and stronger, therefore conferring healthier primary teeth and aiding in caries prevention).

Whatever it is, it needs to be something you can effectively add to your life.

These structures, which could be simply and cost-effectively added to existing RPMs, can improve the detector response by more than a factor of two relative to an unmodified, bare design.