As the documentation of Berenson's world becomes more fine-grained, it emerges that the real danger for his reputation was not a specific act of malfeasance, or the fact that he had money, but that his money, like that of his tin-peddling father, depended on trade.
As trials directly comparing bypass and banding surgery emerge and more studies examine the long-term effects of bariatric surgery, estimates of the cost-effectiveness of surgery can become more fine tuned, helping to guide future policy decisions.
And with time, the body adapts and other senses like hearing become more fine-tuned.
Effect sizes were smaller with increasing sample size and larger effect sizes were found for later studies, which may indicate that intervention programs improve or become more fine-tuned over time.
This is obviously undesirable, as it becomes more difficult to separate finer water droplets.
The unexpected trend regarding the last finding is that the mentioned influence of silt characteristics (i.e. gradation, size and shape) on static liquefaction of sands becomes more considerable with decreasing fines content at loose states.
Thus, the AIH-FPP-induced stratification structure composed of fine grains becomes more pronounced with increasing treatment time.
As genetic information becomes more readily available, and in finer detail, there is a great risk of misuse by employers, insurance companies and others.
An MBA is probably like a fine wine that becomes more valuable with age.
Hence, the fine structure emission becomes more prominent when the relative amount of stacking faults increases in shorter NWs, or in other words, the pure ZB segments become shorter in relation to the charge carrier diffusion length.
"When you smoke, it's your fine discrimination that becomes more difficult.
