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The recommendations of the Boskin report have influenced statistical agencies to take the steps toward making the CPI a better approximation of a true cost of living index.

Our study also showed that the replacement of water by a vacuum rather than by a solid medium provides a better approximation of a water domain.

Our study also showed that the replacement of water by a vacuum, rather than a solid medium, provides a better approximation of a water domain.

To obtain a better approximation of a relaxed solvent environment for the starting structures in each window, all water molecules were deleted and the DNA and ions were resolvated in the previously equilibrated 54 Å water box.

Since S a c, S c b ⊆ S a b, in either case we have a better approximation of an element of S a b.

Scientific inquiry must ultimately look beyond it, to better and better approximations of an inertial frame.

Using a technique proposed by Ajzen and Fishbein [ 16], Intentions Toward Safety was dichotomized at its median (a better approximation of the center of a skewed distribution) into two groups: owners with high intentions and those with low intentions.

However, the method of testing followed in phase two, arguably provides a better approximation of standard hospital flooring in a dry state whilst also allowing for a continuous measure of slip resistance.

Future work also should focus on incorporating a greater and more systematic consideration of social characteristics with the population distribution and building characteristics of this project in order to achieve a better approximation of human losses in an earthquake.

We can establish a consistent linear combination of coarser grid solutions to produce a better approximation of the PDE solution at a much lower cost than direct computation on a finer grid.

This is a very relevant difference, in practice, as it translates, in our case, into a much higher concentration of the singular values, and, as a consequence, into a much better approximation of the linear transform for a given number of reference kernels.