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Having answers for the first time allowed Jane a greater acceptance of her illness and enabled a more motivated effort to challenge her negative thoughts and behaviors.
Consideration of greater time lags allowed in our causal modeling thus has been critical in the identification of these regulated genes.
Results demonstrate reasonable agreement with experiments, indicating that the SOM-MLP approach provides a good representation of the composition space, while the great savings in CPU time allow for a simulation to be performed with a comprehensive combustion model, such as the LES-PDF, with modest CPU resources such as a workstation.
Thus, a subsample of MRI slices could also be utilised with marked decreases in processing time allowing greater numbers of subjects to be studied offsetting the accompanying increase in measurement error.
Given the labour-intensive process, an economy of work is necessitated in order to capture the best description of landscape elements with the given equipment and time, allowing the greatest area of coverage.
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As the cohort was dynamic, with varying patient follow-up times, a time-offset was used to adjust for longer observation time, allows participants greater time to initiate drug therapy.
An attenuation of the odds ratio for healing at ten days is not unanticipated as additional time allows for greater assistance from the host's immune system.
The longer exposure times allowed a greater fraction of non-S phase cells to progress into S phase, where DAC exerts its antineoplastic action [ 30].
