As a presidential candidate, Mr. Obama said that he thought signing statements could be legitimate if used with "restraint" — for instance, to clarify how an ambiguous law should be interpreted.
These techniques consist in computing yield rates to elucidate how an input nutrient may contribute to the composition of an output product, for instance to clarify what proportion of glucose, acetate or alanine taken up by the mammary gland can be recovered in the milk components (lactose, fatty acids, protein) or oxidized and recovered in CO2 released in blood.
Here he shares easily achievable techniques — for instance, "ice filtration" to clarify stocks, freezing them in blocks and melting them over a filter in the fridge, and long oven-browning of onions for a deep-flavored soup, with the bonus of the "amazing meaty effect" of adding star anise.
For instance, one needs to clarify whether there are sufficient animals in the area, and perhaps whether they are sufficiently habituated to allow for collecting high-quality recordings.
When his well-known advocacy of breaking up the former state phone monopoly and of privatizing the postal savings system were mentioned in an interview, for instance, he was quick to clarify that those were his views "as a scholar," not necessarily as a minister.
For instance, we may need to clarify that preferably "hard and fixed, > 1 cm adenopathies" and not just "adenopathies" will be evaluated, or "unintentional weight loss, after reasonably excluding a depressive disorder".
New regulations are needed (to clarify, for instance, whether pension funds can invest with an explicitly social purpose).
It is necessary to clarify which instance is selected to time the substorm onset to understand the time history of substorms, including tail reconnection.
For instance, it can be used to clarify if a distractor correctly deceives the low-proficiency test takers compared to the high-proficiency test takers.
To clarify, for instance, only ten per cent of the intake materials will give the desired product.
Addressing this particular matter would help to clarify those instances in which RDs can or should refer clients to or consult with other health providers.
