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However, as Jane Martinson writes: "campaigners to end violence against women advised caution in reporting country-wide differences, given different levels of awareness of what constitutes abuse".

As explained on the features list of the master sites, writers are given different levels of access to orders.

Given different levels of factors of productions and principles that govern them; mechanism to achieve efficiency could be quite different for these two diverse groups of producers.

Again, this demonstrates that EWS cannot be applied uniformly in a society given different levels of capacity and access to critical resources.

Figure 3 presents the item-person map, which graphically shows the estimates of OCB in relation to different levels of item difficulties, that is, how difficult it would be for a person with a specific θ to agree with each item of the scale, given different levels of OCB.

Given different levels of perceptual individuation between own- and other-race faces, it is reasonable to assume that, as the input to our socio-cognitive system, this difference in the granularity of visual categorization will likewise affect the granularity of social categorization processes.

The results obtained showed that the methods tested in the study gave different levels of differentiation between the strains tested.

This approach combines two orthogonal transform like Kekre and DCT transform using Kronceker product to generate hybrid wavelet transform which gives different levels of resolution.

The normal plate perforation level was varied from 0%50%% to give different levels of fluid interaction into the otherwise stable bubble that exists for a solid normal plate (0% perforation level).

This runs counter to the baroque institutional hierarchy of the church, which in this case gives different levels of authority to ordinaries, the regional or national Conference of Bishops, the Apostolic See and the universal jurisdiction of the supreme pontiff can intervene.

The Chen case "will give different levels of government a lesson that it is better to accelerate the reform of governance, so that such cases will be dealt with at the regional level rather than at the top level, and in a rule of law way rather than a diplomatic way," said Chen Dangxiao of the Shanghai Institute for International Studies.