Analysts cautioned, however, that potentially tough changes would also be needed — including, for example, allowing more competition in areas dominated by sprawling state-owned enterprises, and weaning the economy off its reliance on state-driven investment and exports.
Improving working conditions in remote areas has also been an objective for a number of policy interventions by, for example, allowing more flexible working arrangements [ 32, 33], or improving access to communication [ 16, 18, 34, 35].
In vivo imaging not only complements ex vivo techniques, but also proves advantageous in certain situations, for example, allowing more than one-time exams or repeated observations over extended periods of time.
For example, the F.D.A. allows more than four times as much methyl mercury in fish as the E.P.A. does.
For example, increasing k allows more sample-sample variability and therefore the rankings will be more divergent from the Zscore, decreasing k will do the opposite.
The BAV's regulation of life insurance, for example, allows no more than 20percentt of investments in equities.
While the MCMC-approach uses the complete dataset at a cost of less flexibility of the model (for example, not allowing recombination), ABC allows more flexibility (in this case, the inclusion of recombination), but it only uses summary statistics to compare simulated and real data.
Cold, windy days are seen as opportunities for extra profit, for example, because frigid and blustery weather allows more power to flow through lines than their technical rating allows, said James L. Dushaw, the utility-division director of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
One example is that the longer manuscript allows more details in SR manuscript, which can lead to a higher AMSTAR score.
The plan, for example, would allow more latitude for temporary roads needed for power-line construction, which could be harmful to delicate areas, Dr. Keeton said.
