Faster settling particles tended to deposit onto the inclined surfaces and slide back down, and hence return to the fluidized bed.
Related to this, the ahead-of-time optimization feature in the Relay compiler now looks at the query structure to optimize the query that is now stored on the server to execute it faster — and hence return results to the user faster, too.
For instance, elevated recombination would lead to a lower variance of Tajima's D and Rozas' R2, which would return growth estimates with less uncertainty, while elevated mutation rates would shorten our time frames, and hence return younger growth estimates.
Hence, returning the questionnaire was regarded as informed consent.
Furthermore, participants may find it confusing and hence return only one item –e.g., the survey or the postcard, but not both.
Stated in this manner, the position makes consideration of issues of distributive justice unavoidable – hence, returning us to the concept of health equity with which the series of articles began.
Combining the population projections and the service utilization trend lines for 2011 2030, we obtain the expected volume of in/outpatient activities, which hence return the expected number of specialists required to provide them.
"Valuations since then have moved from being depressed to being fairly to fully valued, hence returns from here will be driven by organic growth rather than revaluation," he says.
Hence, return-to-play decisions should be reviewed by medical staff, 27 including the pressure from athletes themselves and/or coaches to return early from injury or illness in the run-up to important events such as the Olympic Games.
