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The manner in which the smearing of discontinuities is contained by the numerical method and the overall amount of numerical dissipation being employed play major roles.
● The types of probiotics used and the treatment strategies employed play an important role in the heterogeneity of clinical outcomes reported in different RCTs.
Instructors and the teaching practices they employ play a critical role in improving student learning in college science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) courses.
The nature of the Col employed plays a significant role in scaffold stability only for untreated matrices or for those cross-linked with very low EDC concentration (1% or less).
It is therefore necessary to perform a highly precise, individualized and localized evaluation of those muscular structures which are most commonly employed when playing volleyball.
Mr. Doyle will not be employing actors playing their own instruments this time around, but he will employ actors, of course.
Preston was employed to play sessions with Aretha Franklin, Barbara Streisand and Bob Dylan - and Miles Davis named an instrumental after him.
The only visual elements in the production are a scaffolding at stage center on which hang exotic-looking gongs and other percussive devices, and the two musicians (also white clad and seated when not otherwise employed) who play them.
Nevertheless, where new rifles were employed, they played a decisive role: Gen. John Buford's Sharps-equipped cavalry was able to hold off a larger number of Confederate infantry during the opening phase of Gettysburg in July 1863.
