When contact patterns within a community are extremely heterogeneous, explicitly modeling community structure and T makes more sense than assuming a universal R0.
Although methodology-related artifacts can also arise, e.g. anomalous mappings of chimeric or extremely small reads, we do not explicitly investigate these second-order effects.
Polls show that, despite now embracing policies that he won power explicitly campaigning against, Tsipras remains extremely popular among Greeks, many of whom say he had no choice and blame Greece's lenders instead for acting punitively toward him.
Such programs often explicitly bar white students, making them "extremely difficult to defend" in court, the Department of Education says.
Hence, to our knowledge, ChaNGa is the first code to explicitly tackle both the uniform and highly clustered simulations with extremely large scaling.
An increasingly acrimonious exchange of correspondence between May and Vaz has taken place since the hearing last Tuesday, with the home secretary explicitly telling the committee chairman that she was "extremely displeased" with the approach he had taken.
While it is true that many sciences do not explicitly use the notion of causation, it is extremely unlikely that they do not imply that various causal claims are true.
Although we did not explicitly explore this issue, as it is an extremely sensitive topic requiring special ethical and methodological considerations, [ 27] physical violence did arise as a consequence of alcohol abuse in the cases of Beena and Usha.
The ECB could help stem the capital flight by explicitly selling insurance against devaluation risk, but this seems extremely unlikely.
Explicitly telling it where you're traveling to is an extremely strong signal that content from or about your destination is more important to you.
