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It will take 45 days before any changes to terms and conditions can be introduced and 60 days before any changes to pensions can be implemented".
The differential form of the acoustic equation is transformed to an integral equation by using Galerkin's method, and Green's theorem is applied so that the acoustic boundary conditions can be introduced through the boundary residuals.
By approaching the miscible conditions, these changes can be introduced in relative permeability curves in multi-contact miscible displacement (Al-Wahaibi et al. 2005, 2006).
Understanding and assessing the conditions in which complex interventions can be introduced and normalized in health care is important to patients, clinicians, health service managers and policy-makers.
Strong research designs are most straightforward where a single independent variable can be introduced in controlled conditions to observe its effect, if any, on the dependent variable to test the conjectured causal relationship.
However, due to the widespread use of scarcely sound absorbing surfaces, the presence of congregation may change dramatically the acoustical conditions inside the churches, and further variations can be introduced by changes in source placement.
Once the parameters of the model are calibrated, the effects of antibiotics, non-sterile conditions, and externally controlled time-dependent neutrophils can be introduced into our model and studied in more details.
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While parameters close to the final fits were chosen for precision, variation in the results can be introduced by choosing different initial conditions.
External interventions can be introduced by multiple means, for example, changing environmental conditions, applying drugs or using gene silencing methods such as RNA interference.
