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The experiments show that you don't need huge accelerators to do nuclear physics, and they could lead to a convenient source of protons for treating cancer.

Deputy Moore said: "The panel is unconvinced that the introduction of community services will lead to a convenient balance of supply and demand between hospital care and care in the community.

This leads to a convenient optimization of threshold and power allocation among K relays.

In this case, the resulting non-idealities model leads to a convenient cancellation method.

The shift in volume leads to a convenient reduction of the Z factor.

This leads to a convenient way to design and solve the large-scale optimization problems effectively.

All this procedure leads to a convenient representation of the metastable states and long-time kinetics of the system which can be compared with experimental data.

This specification of h(t;x) leads to a convenient expression for the survival function S t;x), namely, S t ; x = exp − g x exp a 0 t p (5).

When applied to the n-alkanes C6 C16 from the normal boiling temperature down to a reduced temperature of 0·41 the method leads to a convenient vapour equation of the form ln p0 = alnT + bT − (d/T) + E.

Secondly, the probit link also led to a convenient computation of the marginal likelihood in terms of multivariate normal probabilities (Pawitan et al. 2004).

For the continuous data, to reduce the right skewness of the distributions of the CK18 concentrations, the base 2 logarithmic transformation was used, which leads to a convenient interpretation: the hazard ratio (HR) associated with a change of one unit on the log2 scale corresponds to the HR associated with a doubling in CK18 level on the original scale.