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The PvP element of TESO, for example, is theoretically brilliant, but what should be a prominent back-of-box point and perhaps even the defining feature becomes an inaccessible sideshow accessed via an oblique sub-menu.

For example, although it is theoretically possible for children to withdraw their (not used) biological samples in all cases, this is not always communicated clearly.

This approach may introduce a potential bias: for example, while it is theoretically possible that the performance of the analgesia improved over time, thereby resulting in a better outcome in the bupivacaine group, the study was performed during a relatively short time frame and this drawback is not very likely.

For example, while it is theoretically possible to screen all newly diagnosed colorectal cancer patients for mutations in Lynch Syndrome genes, the cost of germline testing would far outweigh the costs saved from identifying individuals with mutations and implementing programs for early detection or prevention of cancer [ 36- 38].

Taking a 10-bar truss as an example, the proposed method is theoretically elaborated and numerically exemplified.

For example, increasing host tolerance is theoretically less effective for improving performance of populations infected with pathogens that cause minor rather than major mastitis.

Using Hedenström's [19] cost of transport model, for example, a 5 kg bird is theoretically expected to migrate twice as fast when soaring and gliding than when flapping.

For example, Kelby Ouchley said, it is theoretically possible that opening the levees could alter water flow enough to force the river into a new course.

The cross sectional nature of the associations reported need to be treated with caution, as it is theoretically possible, for example, that those with cardiovascular disease change their diets in such a way as to increase BPA exposure.

In the 1980s, for example, immigration was theoretically limited to 270,000 a year; but in fact, thanks to loopholes in the law, it averaged more than 700,000.

Results from these two examples demonstrate that the proposed method is theoretically sound and practically useful.