However even slight PCR amplification efficiency inaccuracy, which is practically more than often confronted due to the fact that amplification efficiencies are estimates by all current method, may distort the results significantly because of exponential nature expressed Equ.6 [ 24].
Studies on long-term survival have become available in recent years, and would be a logic next step for further research, although long-term follow up often is practically challenging.
Ms. Henig astutely notes that "I.V.F. is now used so often it is practically routine".
And yet, in the 32 years since, our attitude toward Dr. Edwards's research has completely changed: I.V.F. is now used so often it is practically routine.
In a 20-minute year-end interview in which he ranged from defiant to serene, Mr. Bloomberg denied that he was out of touch with average New Yorkers, an accusation he has faced so often it is practically his e-mail signature.
Finally, the dialysis treatment should be applied as often as is practically possible preferably daily in order to reduce the peaks caused by uremic toxins, the exposure to acidosis and alkalosis, and the burden on the cardiovascular system by overhydration.
It has been repeated so often that it is practically legend by now, and Schrader no longer remembers even which race that was.
Statisticians and accountants have agreed on general auditing principles but these are not yet detailed enough for companies.All that said, green growth remains an improvement both on what exists now (which in many poor countries is practically nothing) and what environmentalists have often demanded in the past.
Randomization to experimental group (intervention group) or control group is practically impossible in this project, as often in organizational level workplace interventions [ 38], due to the aspirations of participating schools.
More often than not, attacking the organization is practically a blood sport in this city.
