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The DREAM3 results suggest that we need to develop better explicit methods to incorporate constraints from such genetic perturbations into Inferelator 1.0 or similar methods.

If war is necessary, it would be better under explicit UN authority, commanding the sort of legitimacy that only the Security Council can confer.

Thus, it is of significant importance to give a better and explicit understanding of REST architecture to guide the design and implementations of RESTful systems.

In our study we found no evidence that presumed consent systems perform better than explicit consent systems; we did not find obvious differences between consent systems (figure 3), nor did we find that donor efficiency rates by proxy of presumed consent countries increased in a more accelerated way than those of explicit consent countries (table 2).

One of the difficulties of photography is that it is much better at being explicit than at being reticent.

In this experiment, the proposed algorithm proves to be performing better than the explicit scheme where the restored images are damaged when we took a λ small and/or p large (Fig. 9).

To quantify these phenomena one can apply inverse modeling to the data, but to better understand how explicit structural changes in a whole lung might impact the data, one can apply forward modeling approaches.

If adopted, "the U.K.'s OA policy will now also be compatible with OA policies in the E.U., the U.S., and the rest of the world, doing them all one better with its explicit emphasis on immediate deposit and effective compliance monitoring," he adds.

My point here, and a plea, is that governments and societies would do better to be explicit about the value judgements they have regarding childhood and other factors shown in Figure 2. The policy framework described by these two figures provides a good point of departure for reviewing the existing profile of provision of ECEC services in OECD countries.

It is difficult to imagine that we would be better off without explicit protections for individual rights in the Constitution.

In Congress, I will vote to end the squandering of taxpayer dollars better spent on explicit federal job creation".