It warned: "Sexualised ideals of young, thin, beauty lead to ideals of bodily perfection that are difficult to attain, even for the models, which perpetuates the industry practice of "airbrushing" photographs.
This, in combination with an altered vascular situation, leads to ideal circumstances for bacterial multiplication and growth.
While dependable concentration observations, as represented by our LBM dispersion simulations with mild sensor noise in this evaluation, leads to ideal performance characteristics, the probability of detection at reasonable numbers of deployed sensors needs to be higher.
As a result, a variety of bone graft materials and osteogenic factors have been examined but have not led to ideal alternatives or substitutes, so relevant studies are ongoing.
Determining the fitted spline's smoothness by cross-validation leads to ideal window-sizes.
Only using global information, these subtle details could be neglected and lead to less ideal retrieval results.
The results lead to an ideal geometry for such an apparatus, and show that significant improvement compared to current common practice is possible.
"Those factors lead to an ideal market for Instacart delivery, and we look forward to servicing Minneapolis with the great mix of stores we have signed on as retail partners".
In the configuration depicted in Figure 2, similar to the standard unilateral case (see, e.g., [12]), conventional gradient-descent-based learning rules do not lead to the ideal solution discussed in Section 3.1 but to the so-called Wiener solution [17].
Based on the first-principle calculations, we suggested that nonmetallic passivated groups such as (S2− + C4+) and (C4− + S6+) could reduce the band gap largely and make less perturbation in conduction band minima (CBM), thus lead to an ideal visible-light absorption region without affecting the reducing power.
We also tested a more proximal psychological hypothesis about how these influences could lead to earlier ideal ages for parenthood, namely that they do so by causing young people to believe that their lives are going to be shorter.
