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Improved observations, in particular higher quality planetary magnetic field models, may provide tighter constraints on the dynamo models.

One significant practical application of second-order dual over first-order is that it may provide tighter bounds for the value of objective function because there are more parameters involved.

Individualized stochastic models may provide tighter forecast bands by identifying the levels of glycemic stability for individual patient.

To generate a system that may also provide tight and reversible control of the Vav-gene promoter we chose to explore the suitability of the lac repressor/operator (lacI/lacO) system previously be shown to allow timed and reversible transgene expression in mice [10], [11].

These do not provide tight bounds and may lead to mis-labeling results as non-significant.

Analysis of acquired data from a tight gas reservoir may provide limited information about the formation characteristics, due to some restrictions such as type of the drilling fluid, complicated and slow response of reservoir, not long enough testing time, etc. (Garcia et al. 2006).

Sensory cells are endowed with a thick actin-ring near their apical tight junctions, which may provide the sensory epithelia with a greater rigidity which limits cell stretching to the more compliant non-sensory cells.

Tight-fitting latex or nitrile gloves may provide the least hindrance to grip and dexterity.

It is this association that may provide a clue to the mechanism of vezatin protection of tight junctions against mechanical stress: through its binding to actin, vezatin strengthens these junctions.

Because the combination of poorly performing algorithms and hypoglycemia is the Achilles' heel of tight glycemic control, prospective randomized trials using an algorithm that combines both adequate tight glucose control with a minimal risk for hypoglycemia may provide answers to these questions.

Based on the importance of PKC signaling in a multitude of biological processes and of a tight regulation of DNA methylation in normal cells, these findings may provide a novel strategy for cancer therapy.