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However, environmental decision support systems/tools (henceforth EDSS) are often strongly science-driven and assuming single types of decision makers, and hence poorly suited for more decentralized and polycentric decision making contexts.
In spite of their promise for biodiesel production, conventionally prepared hydrotalcites are microporous, and hence poorly suited to application in the transesterification of bulky C16 C18 TAG components of bio-oils.
Therefore, this procedure is not sufficient to define the actual composition of the vapor phase in equilibrium with the essential oil, and hence poorly applicable to the study of aromatherapy.
DBF factors that many poses have a probability >0, nonetheless, are enthalpically unfavorable and hence poorly populated.
The population of people not seeking help from bereavement services has been difficult to identify and hence poorly studied until now.
This parameter can be determined directly from protein structure by identifying the percentage of backbone hydrogen bonds (BHBs) that are unburied -the so-called dehydrons- and hence poorly protected from competing hydration of the amide and carbonyl [ 9].
Once doubts begin to emerge in the minds of investors, there will be a greater focus on aspects that have until now been ignored including a tax system that, despite the existence of a low, flat rate, is still very complex and hence rates poorly in World Bank rankings.According to one major foreign investor, the previous government was business-friendly while the current one is business-tolerant.
Due to limited experimental opportunities and prohibitive costs, liquid and gas behavior in porous substrates under reduced gravity conditions has been less studied and hence remains poorly understood.
Conversely, if the postulated function is not complex enough, i.e., is too 'stiff', it may define a boundary surface that lacks flexibility to accommodate the training data, hence generalize poorly.
Lalich speculates that they were willing to follow Applewhite in suicide because they had become totally dependent upon him, and hence were poorly suited for life in his absence.
