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Whilst such observations may not be conclusive, location of such oscillating residuals within the CFD domain can help the designer to identify where geometric modifications could result in steadier (and, most likely, more efficient) flow.

The adopted approach, however, is likely more efficient than the exclusion method, as CB ayes and S tructure have been shown to outperform G eneC lass in assigning individuals to populations (Manel et al. 2002; Koljonen et al. 2005; but see Hauser et al. 2006).

It has also been shown that co-linearity problems and violation of the bivariate normality assumption for the error term, likely in health data sets, lead to poor performance of selectivity models and the two-part model is likely more efficient (Leung and Yu, 1996; Manning et al., 1987).

An alternative and likely more efficient means to dissecting the sequences that distinguish transcriptionally responsive and memory effect promoters would be to measure this effect using engineered abf1 ts mutant strains of Saccharomyces species closely related to S. cerevisiae, as this would simultaneously monitor the effect of sequence changes in hundreds of promoters (Tirosh et al. 2009b).

Tax rebates for obese individuals who undergo bariatric surgery would likely be more efficient because the money is directed to those most likely to accrue increased health costs.

It seems more likely that more efficient information transfer has contributed to the hypergrowth of economic parasites in certain nations which lacked effective cultural, economic, or legal immune systems against this ongoing infestation.

Further enhancements are likely if more efficient pathways can be constructed, providing for the efficient channeling of intermediates to final products, and if the means for sequestering natural products in planta can be accomplished.

This difference likely reflects more efficient early repair (in competition with HO cutting) in the wildtype strain relative to the RPN4* strain.

Less anxiety in adolescents will likely promote more efficient vaccination, which will be more acceptable to teachers, nurses and parents.

This resulted in a 1.8-fold improvement in propane, most likely reflecting more efficient utilization of the intracellular pool of available butyraldehyde.

Communities where P. leucopus occur are likely producing more efficient B. burgdorferi transmission cycles, resulting in higher infection prevalence in small mammals and ticks.