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There is considerable theory available in this setting for fully sequential up-and-down procedures.

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The guidance and tools that I found provided a considerable amount of theory but hardly any concrete advice on how to translate that theory into practice.

Hagee's Federal Reserve conspiracy theories bear considerable resemblance to similar theories promoted by Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party prior to and during World War Two.

In theory, considerable power was vested in colonial governors (most of whom were crown-appointed, though the governors in proprietary colonies were chosen by the proprietor, and those of the corporate colonies [Rhode Island and Connecticut] were elected).

The tool is reserved for instances where failure to protect user computers poses a significant threat, and today's deployment indicates that the threat is, at least in theory, considerable.

In particular, by using critical point theory, considerable attention has been paid to the periodic solutions of problem (1.4); see [11 21].

Hence, extending the limit properties of independent or NA random variables to the case of ND random variables is highly desirable and of considerable significance in theory and application.

Martin brought his considerable classical music/music theory expertise to the group and their music became markedly more varied and sophisticated, especially in terms of the use of the orchestra (A Day In the Life) and their incorporation of classical instruments like the piccolo trumpet (Penny Lane) as their career progressed.

When applying genomic prediction models to closely related breeding materials (such as the families in experiment 1), in theory, considerable prediction accuracy can be expected because family linkages, low levels of diversity, small number of meiosis, and relatively large LD occurred in the genome.

A considerable body of theory has been developed to explain how nonzero levels of virulence can evolve and be maintained as a result of parasite adaptive evolution where, for example, increased virulence is concomitant with increased parasite reproduction despite a reduced duration of infection.

Another phenomenon that has received considerable attention in theories of transfer of training is called transposition.

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