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Furthermore, typical static LP models may provide per time price spreads between feeds, but they do not provide comprehensive information on the feed substitution rates related to changes in price spreads.

This approach, irrespective of unproven CV benefits, still may provide, per se, some advantages.

Similar to some pharmacologic treatments, a smaller exercise dose repeated several times per day may provide greater overall benefits than a single large dose taken once per day.

Whereas the results of a per-protocol analysis may provide additional insights in why a treatment has (or lacks) effect in every day practice, in pragmatic trials the intention-to-treat analysis is the way to determine the overall effect.

This server may provide a lower energy expenditure per processed task (or bytes).

Information provided by species traits, rather than biodiversity per se, may provide important information for successful revisions of future agri-environment schemes.

Subspace clustering methods may not only provide more meaningful clustering results for high-dimensional data, but also the information on the relevant dimension sets per cluster may provide valuable insight into the data.

Collection and analysis of 1 3 blood samples per dose may provide insight into dose-proportional or non-dose-proportional differences in systemic bioavailability, pointing towards saturation of absorption or elimination or some other phenomenon warranting further investigation.

Previous studies have linked Pol II occupancy with nucleosome positioning, suggesting that the nucleosome per se, may provide a barrier or "speed bump" which impedes Pol II movement across exons which have well-positioned nucleosomes [19], [31].

Industrial-scale restoration operations, in the order of 100s of kms restored per decade, may provide a substantial boost of ∼9% greater CCS above natural recovery alone (Fig. 2B).

This may provide an indication of 'dose' per individual.