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We recommend resampling as a method that readily adjusts the post hoc testing to be limited to only interesting comparisons and thereby avoids unduly sacrificing the power.

The calculations reveal that the electron withdrawing CF2 units between protogenic groups in the PFIA not only promote proton dissociation but also do not sterically fix the protogenic group separation, as with the aromatic-based MASC ionomers, allowing for the development of a hydrogen bond network that readily adjusts for the transfer of charge at low hydration levels.

When a child participates in a few non-threatening and comfortable group events in an environment that makes them feel safe, it helps them more readily adjust to parties and events outside of their comfort zone.

Future visualization tools should offer the flexibility to easily integrate and perform fine-tuning of parameters in such a way that it allows the end users to readily adjust their research to their needs.

But so long as inflation is predictable, it is hard to see much benefit from 0% versus 3%, since markets readily adjust to a higher rate if it is steady.

It is mathematically equivalent to a vibration absorber but its frequency and damping coefficients can be readily adjusted by simple control algorithms, thereby replacing those hard-to-implement mechanical designs.

Because of the existence of hydrophobic core and ionization of surface carboxylic acid, Suc-HPMHO showed reversible pH-response in aqueous solution, and its responding pH value could be readily adjusted by only changing the degree of carboxylation of Suc-HPMHO.

The beamforming delays could be readily adjusted to assume different receive steering angles.

"But there's greater acid in them, so I think people readily adjust to them in a savory setting".

The relative proportion of the equiaxed and anisotropic grains could be readily adjusted by the precursor mixtures.

The sensitivity of the technique is a direct function of the degree of defocus of the speckle pattern and thus can be readily adjusted.