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He said that the vaccine had been licensed by the Food and Drug Administration since 1970, and that the F.D.A. had provided guidance to the Pentagon "that easily allows for the conclusion that this, in their judgment, is effective against inhaled anthrax".
Moreover, the proposed methodology easily allows for parametric sensitivity analysis of the foam performances, thus being an instrument for the advanced design of these structures.
This process, which began to be available in the late 1980s and early 1990s, can be much faster than the old cut-and-paste method for analog film, and it more easily allows for "errors" and changes.
If, in addition, the Earth is uniform, a time-domain integral relation can be obtained, which easily allows for the use of magnetic observatory data to derive the GIC (e.g., Pirjola 2002; Ngwira et al. 2011; Torta et al. 2012).
A unidimensional binary logistic model can be used instead the conventional 2×2 contingency table alternative because the logistic model easily allows for weighting genes [42].
The model easily allows for a small selective advantage of all multiple slow-causing NAT2 allelic variants, which may explain the growing phase in their frequency trajectory, independently of the underlying biochemical mechanism.
Cultural or corporate monuments more easily allow for extravagances in materials and form.
Mobile and other connected devices of the internet of things can easily allow for delivery during the correct connected experience.
Three-bedrooms there were in the $500,000s and $600,000s, while two-bedrooms were listed around $500,000, but those layouts didn't easily allow for the conversion of a third bedroom.
She purchased her first print at a flea market: "The sparseness within the rectangle the figures inhabit easily allowed for my additions," she writes in the introduction to a recently published collection of the "Fountains & Alligators" series, "and the modesty of the poses allowed me to turn the figures into gushing fountains or force crocodilian cohabitation upon them".
If Yelp really were a way to gain credible information about the best restaurants, Riesman would've been as delighted as Siegel was horrified: the accurate and honest "wisdom of crowds" would significantly lower the transaction costs of being an other-directed person, and would more easily allow for the autonomy of actual choice in one's affiliations (with people, with restaurants).
