In many cases, "best" practices readily applicable to individual entities proved too cumbersome, costly or impractical to implement at scale leading to practices most commonly employed in the industry ("industry standard" practices).
The main result is that theorems in LPF using weak equality can be straightforwardly translated into ones that are true in FoPC; translation in the other direction results, in general, in more complicated expressions but in many cases these can be readily simplified.
Traditional approaches to assessing water quality are based on the comparison of experimentally determined parameter values with the existing guidelines but in many cases it does not readily give information on status of the source [5].
Detention should always be a last resort but, in many cases, it is too readily adopted as an immediate response to antisocial or disruptive behaviour by children and adolescents, as if removing them out of sight and out of mind is a goal in itself, rather than an unintended consequence.
In many cases, it can be readily seen that duplication of 5S loci has occurred prior to speciation, for example, within Coryopedilum (a large group of sequences representing P. sanderianum, P. stonei, and P. supardii; similarly also within a group of P. adductum and P. randsii sequences).
In many cases, the baseline CN is readily apparent due to the general unbalanced pattern of the AR (as in Fig. 4A), but in other cases, a subregion of loss or gain is required to deduce the background CN state (as in Fig. 4B).
"Australia is one of the most effectively enforced compulsory voting systems in the world, but even there, excuses for nonvoting are readily granted and many cases of unexcused abstention are not pursued," said Chapman in the paper, noting that only about one in four Australian nonvoters actually pay a fine.
Due to legislated regulations (e.g. EU directive 2015/2193; Finnish laws 750/2013 and 936/2014), fine particle emissions data are readily available in many cases.
The relative lack of precision in setting the F-E plane may be due to the more difficult sight-lines in the operating room when assessing the F-E plane, which requires estimation of the slope in the sagittal plane and may not be readily visible in many cases.
In many cases, the cancer occurrences may be readily explained by, for example, demographics and in many if not most instances, this first communication is sufficient and no further activities are required (Drijver & Woudenberg, 1999).
