Extraction at pH ∼6.0 was shown to be an appropriate compromise yielding 76 83% of the meal protein, depending on the constraints given.
Did Muhammad himself regret having compromised his ideas by yielding to the siren call of acceptability?
PFS can, however, be compromised by measurement timing yielding an overestimation and may, at least compared with OS, be biased by subjective assessments.
But the formation of such a large and unwieldy coalition could also add to paralysis by yielding watered-down compromises instead of the bolder action many Japanese voters seem to want.
The design of the model was based on balancing the compromise between complexity/physiological fidelity and identifiability, yielding a model of 16 state variables and 46 parameters.
However, the most important challenge deals with the reliability and/or the certification of the methodology in the unsteady - parabolic - problems [23, 63]: in these cases exponential instability seriously compromises a priori and a posteriori error estimates, yielding to bounds which are limited to modest (final) times and modest Reynolds numbers.
Where there is the opportunity for true bi-partisan compromise we must take it, however, there can be no yielding on issues we define as "no compromise".
Humam Hamid, a sociologist at Syiah Kuala University in Banda Aceh and a former candidate for governor, said he believed that a peaceful compromise was likely, with the Aceh government yielding to the central government.
Disruption in nerve growth factor (NGF) signaling via tropomyosin-related kinase A (trkA) receptors compromises the integrity of the basal forebrain (BF) cholinergic system, yielding cognitive, specifically attentional, impairments in Alzheimer's disease (AD).
The polymer exhibits substantial softening under uniaxial material test, but the extent of such softening behavior in a scaffold structure is compromised or even eliminated due to the internal non-uniformity of material yielding.
