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"You can go from opaque white to clear just by choosing a different kind of film," Ms. Gans said.

Furthermore, the time required for the batch hydrolysis step could be varied by choosing a different enzyme-to-substrate ratio.

Some commuters, who park on the street, try to throw off thieves by choosing a different spot each day or by moving their bike during lunch.

The Danish rock band Figurines distinguishes itself from the current glut of indie-rock formalists by choosing a different form from most.

An independent investigation determined that the problem could be avoided in the future by choosing a different type of well casing.

For nearly 70 years, the festival has celebrated musical creativity by choosing a different music director each year to work with conductors, performers and composers to push at boundaries and stretch the limits of what music can do.

We did 4 extra experiments by randomly choosing a different group of 25 control samples in the training data each time.

More recent definitions, even traditional ones like the one by Michael Porter from the early 1980s ("Deliberately choosing a different set of activities to deliver a unique mix of value,") don't have this built-in planning idea of strategy anymore.

Do that by clicking on Settings and then choosing a different one.

Moreover, the overall test performance can not substantially be improved by choosing a cut-off different from 0.1.

We sought to minimise possible bias by choosing a wide range of different stakeholders from local, regional, and national levels, and by using a large number and variety of methods.