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For most foundation trusts, the 49% cap will never be a reality anyway, and they could explore removing the NHS entirely from the effects of competition law, thereby rendering the other two issues redundant.
He is advised to explore removing Cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism, recognising that the country while still politically repressive and allied to some bad regimes has sought to become more constructive and responsible regionally (serving a useful role in Colombian peace talks, for instance).
Among the reforms we explore, removing the exemptions would be the most effective way of raising revenue, but it would be politically costly by deteriorating the competitiveness of today's favoured industries.
One hundred independent runs were completed to ensure that the multi-dimensional parameter space was sufficiently explored, removing the possibility of an MCMC chain getting stuck on one local optimum.
In order to explore whether removing important miRNAs can lead to the special network properties change, we removed the top 10 ranked miRNAs in the degree sequentially from two individual networks and observed the change in the networks topological properties.
The aim of the study was to explore whether removing the cones at each end of the 10 m modified shuttle walking test (MSWT) course resulted in any difference in participant performance and/or preference.
GBNs were explored for removing organic pollutants to advance in water remediation.
Therefore, the use of spatial filtering techniques is also explored for removing this "speckle noise" from the measured force velocity transfer functions prior to performing the proper orthogonal decomposition analysis.
Even when these men had formal training, they wanted to explore themes removed from what was speakable during their lifetimes.
Improvement of fit by split of the items with DIF was explored before removing items.
One can then approximate by systematically exploring subregions, removing those that are inconsistent with the measurements.
