The method has many of the advantages of Lagrangian ray tracing, but is completely Eulerian, typically using a uniform Cartesian grid.
The 100 µL solution was completely dried typically in 60 min. The six cycles of solubilization and evaporation procedure was needed to thoroughly remove the PFOA.
The proposed hypothesis is indeed able to both elucidate the reasons behind the quick contraction in the leukemic burden occurring after starting the treatment, due to cells with relatively short lifespan whose proliferation has been inhibited, as well as to explain why the disease is not completely eliminated typically at least for some years.
Indeed, the report portrays the evolution of corporate strategy at WorldCom as a completely informal affair, typically involving only oral deliberations among a small number of executives.
The continuous half-sided headache is typically completely resolved by indomethacin.
Systematic differences in RC values could possibly be explained by the different practice styles of the referring physicians, i.e., the extent to which a referring physician typically completely "trusts" a diagnostic test report (see Table 2A and Table 2B).
While the definition of impact investing isn't completely settled, it typically refers to the placement of capital -- primarily private -- in enterprises with the explicit expectation of achieving both financial and social returns.
These completely unnecessary sessions typically are justified by gung-ho coaches who get their players' parents fired up with Vince Lombardi quotes and an exclamation to the boys that "This is what champions are made of".
The terms average Joe, ordinary Joe, Joe Sixpack (for males) and ordinary, average, or plain Jane (for females), are used primarily in North America to refer to a completely average person, typically an average American.
The solvent-exposed surface area of the H-bond acceptor atoms ranges from 0.2 Å2 (0%) to 11.8 Å2 (∼25%), while the MC H-bond donor amide is typically completely excluded from solvent (Figure 1C and 1D).
