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A number of questions may be raised about the issue: (i) may any evaporative models be reliably extended to silty pyroclastic soils?; (ii) what atmospheric variables need to be monitored at least to reliably predict evaporation fluxes in these soils?; and (iii) how accurate evaporation estimations are if they are referred to silty pyroclastic covers for early warning purposes?

gondii and antimalarial drugs but also show that the QSAR models for T. gondii cannot be reliably extended for screening antimalarial activity.

What researchers have discovered is that as the seas have warmed in recent decades, the annual formation of winter sea ice no longer reliably extends to its usual reaches north of the South Shetland Islands.

Generally, then, the Wieczorek model holds for these epithelia, but the minimal core can reliably be extended to include other channels, aquaporins, exchangers and co-transports to produce a new model for insect epithelia.

Also, follow-up after conversion to total knee arthroplasty should be extended to several years to reliably evaluate the results of conversion.

Although, in principle, these methods can be extended to model the combinatorial effects of more than two TFs, the model will be too complex to reliably estimate its parameters given the currently available data.

For FAIRE-seq data the algorithm MACS [ 132] has been further extended to MACS2 (https://github.com/taoliu/MACS/) and performs reliably in identifying genomic regions of open chromatin (Step 10).

Current guidelines on the management of patients with CAP recommend that empirical antibiotic coverage should be extended to Legionella in "suspicious cases", although no single parameter can reliably identify or rule out patients at risk for Legionella [ 8, 13].

Consequently, no nominal species could be reliably assigned to R3.

This approach can be extended to haplotypes.

That was later extended to five games.