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For that reason scattering experiments can only be correctly grasped by QFT.
Namely, compared to the backbone, side chains are more binding-dependent and can only be correctly modeled upon binding.
A statistically significant interaction was found between pH and temperature, which means that the optimum values of these two parameters can only be correctly obtained through the use of factorial design of experiments.
[3] Some theorists, indeed, completely reject the idea of functionally independent senses, and argue that perception can only be correctly understood if the sense organs are viewed not as independent channels, but as components of a single, integrated, perceptual system (Stoffregen & Bardy, 2001; Walk & Pick, 1981; L.E. Marks, 1978; von Hornbostel, 1927).
Regarding the initial condition for the QGP formation and the color glass condensate (CGC) [19, 20], as discussed above, the hard (high (p_mathrm{T})) parton production at RHIC and LHC can be calculated by using the pQCD but the soft parton production can only be correctly calculated from the first principle by using the non-perturbative QCD which is yet to be solved.
He maintains that these representations can only be correctly explained in terms of a language of thought (LOT) in the mind.
The effect of source control measures on the design of combined sewer systems can in most cases only be correctly assessed using the intrinsic temporal rainfall variability, because long antecedent periods can have an important influence.
Knowing the perfect balance of direct mail to email marketing, like knowing the right amount of sugar, can only be done correctly if the analytics are monitored, recorded and analyzed.
Consequently, carbon sequestration costs can only be estimated correctly if changes in climatic conditions are considered.
Interpretation of a hypodense lesion in the spleen can be challenging, and often can only be performed correctly when certain imaging patterns are considered and the clinical history is taken into account.
In the previous section, we have seen that the gain factors can only be computed correctly from channel estimates obtained with protocols B1 or B2 if the relays are phase synchronous.
