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Given the complexities of choosing for newly independent readers, the broad remit will be widely welcomed.

The complexity of choosing a location arose due to the semiarid climate coupled with very limited conventional energy resources.

This architecture is aimed at allowing the application programmers to be masked with the complexity of choosing the underlying Transport and IP services (among several ones), still being provided with a per flow quality of service (QoS).

The complexity of choosing a breast cancer surgery - and how evidence should play into that choice - has been a hot topic in the last two months, after the publication of a large study calculating (based on predictive models) that bilateral mastectomy ultimately provides little to no improvement in life expectancy as compared to a single mastectomy.

This move reduces the complexity of choosing the right EC2 instance type.

While the number of new HIV infections among HIV-exposed children is declining, the complexity of choosing and managing ART for those who are infected, most of whom are now nevirapine-exposed, was not addressed in this cohort.

Nonetheless, they demonstrate the concept that significant variability in patient response to T2D therapeutic agents is a result of genetic variation and reinforce the complexity of choosing the most effective therapies for individual patients.

See research article: http://genomemedicine.com/content/3/10/64 The complexity of choosing a particular treatment for an individual patient while keeping her informed about the relevant options and considerations keeps increasing as personal genetic information becomes more commonly available.

We argue that varying degrees of professionalism play an important role and explore how participants' professionalism influences the quality of contributions, the complexity of chosen tasks and their position and prestige within the social network.

In this paper we analyze the complexity of the problem of choosing an optimal literal.

Several important issues like the possibility of choosing the complexity of the model with the leverage correction procedure, the selection of training and test sets using methods of uniform design for incomplete data and prediction of new samples containing missing elements are discussed.