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By the numbers.
If something is done by the numbers, it is done in a mechanical manner without room for creativity.
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P2P systems are scalable by design: the fact that each peer potentially acts as a server avoids the bottleneck of most distributed systems by causing the number of servers to increase linearly with the number of clients.
An increase in stool antigen testing for Campylobacter spp. would affect surveillance data by causing the number of cases to be underestimated because of poor testing sensitivity and may also result in hampering outbreak investigation because of the poor specificity of antigen testing.
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The demonstrations started on a small scale, but initial apathy from Brazilian politicians and rough treatment by the police caused the number of participants to swell.
Not everyone agrees that the drop-offs have been caused by the number of screens.
That is, the discrepancies may have been caused by the number of fault planes as well as the dense observation data of InSAR.
However, this correlation may show that the relationship between relative allele numbers and substitution rates is unlikely to have been caused by the number of alleles analysed.
Results presented here have been corrected for the potential bias caused by the number of smaller, commune-level health centres that were omitted [25].
'When a person with an allergy is stung, they suffer anaphylactic shock, which is caused by the number of antibodies introduced into the blood,' says Dr Youlten.
In this simulation scenario, we consider the influence caused by the number of scatterers.
A simple routine to define a feasible start point is proposed to reduce the complexity caused by the number of possible combinations.
But the judge has also voiced her frustration at delays caused by the number of objections each side was making about the other.
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