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Mr. Jindal campaigned as a cautious reformer, promising a more ethical government, for example, with greater transparency from lobbyists and legislators.
For example, with greater stiffness compared to polymer matrix, such as that of high density polyethylene, the wood component enhances stiffness of wood-polymer composites, provided there is good adhesion between composite components.
Director General for External Relations Vale de Almeida emphasized that the Commission transition and Lisbon Treaty implementation, while seeming to add to the complexity of EU institutions (for example, with greater power for European Parliament) will produce a streamlined EU that is an indispensible U.S. partner.
A less pragmatic and more efficacy oriented trial (for example, with greater incentives, such as financial, to complete the exercise), and with accelerometer measurement in the whole sample, would be needed to establish whether physical activity in itself aids smoking cessation during pregnancy.
For example, businesses with greater Facebook engagement may want to incorporate a chatbot in their Facebook Messenger; those who have more website traffic may benefit more from website chatbots.
For example, organisms with greater than 97% sequence identity may still belong to different species [ 9- 11].
(GP A Changess in parents' typical consultation behaviours, for example presenting with greater frequency, were also perceived as concerning.
Numerical examples with great practical interest are worked out to illustrate the efficiency, the accuracy and the range of applications of the developed method.
For further investiGAtion, we considered the second example with the greater dimensions.
Might we not have rules that limit the ability of the CMS Administrator to favor insurer plans that distribute the money in a regressive way, providing the upper middle class, for example, with far greater premium subsidies than those less wealthy?
For example, with a greater production rate of the activator relative to that of the inhibitor, one would achieve larger, more rapidly forming patterns.
