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The problems we have found in the hourly mean values (which are based on minute values) are very likely also present in data of higher temporal resolution, and once hourly mean values have been flagged as erroneous or data jumps and spikes have been identified it should be possible to correct the one-minute data.

Once identified, it should be possible to trigger eye differentiation in an eyeless cnidarian species.

Our study design depicted that every time a trigger was identified, it should be counted, and this resulted in lower PPVs for certain triggers.

Once the problem is identified, it should be possible to draw up a list of possible causes in order of probability.

Although it would be expected to be an unusual occurrence, if after a thorough investigation a root cause is not identified, it should be noted that a root cause could not be determined and the impact on the study would be assessed by the study director.

However, postural theory involving the identification of a muscle imbalance, such as a short pectoralis minor does not restrict itself to only one type of pathology, and the assumption is that if an imbalance is identified it should be corrected as it has been postulated that the imbalance may cause or contribute to the presenting symptoms.

Once a 'dominant' device has been identified, it should supplant the original item in the decision-making framework.

Once relevant genes are identified, however, it should be possible to make small chips containing relatively few genes.

Thus, when using this dimension to classify the language distance of each site, the language spoken the most by the site's personnel should be identified and it should be used as basis for selecting the language distance category that fit the best.

In the non-basal subset of tumours, Notch signalling was the most significantly up-regulated pathway identified, although it should be noted that this prediction was based solely on bioinformatics and was not subject to any validation.

Our data, combined with those of Biagini et al., indicate that, since SAV clusters separately from previously identified anelloviruses, it should be considered a distinct species (or possibly genus).