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Further study may make clear which practices are most effective, and in what settings.
It also applied to regulators, as the coming trial may make clear.
They meet on Wednesday night to discuss the issue and may make clear what, if any, action they can take against Warren for making arrangements with the Luxembourg Boxing Association and announcing a very public fight somewhat out of the blue.
Fundamentally, the research in pore-scale of rock can elucidate the evolution mechanism of porous structure under pressure and its interaction with fluid which may make clear the macroscopic phenomenal of engineering application (Morrow 1984; Ju et al. 2008; 2013).
Employment of highly sensitive methods such as nested PCR or of normalization by total ABL transcripts may make clear the predictive value of MRD analysis for the prognosis after HSCT.
The baby tax may make clearer, Mr. Weisbach allowed, exactly who is paying what.
If nothing else, 2012 may make clearer whether the partisanship of newspaper endorsements has really shifted to the left or whether it has merely taken a detour from its traditionally rightward route.
Hence, while they are not trans-individual or collective in any sense that stands totally above individuals, they can be treated "as if they are collective" (May 1987, p. 64) Moreover, these intentions are, May makes clear, not individual intentions but group-based.
Home Secretary Theresa May made clear the future of the inquiry will be announced within weeks.
Studies in which the results are compared for different control groups with different types of placebo may make things clearer, in separating non-specific or contextual effects from those derived specifically from the application of acupuncture.
A careful consideration of pulsatile dynamics may make possible a clearer definition of when HC is adequately treated, which will in turn yield new ways to compare the mechanism of action of shunts, endoscopic fenestrations, and other therapeutic options such as pharmacological or genetic interventions, in the future.
