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In addition, the normal conservation methods are just not working.

That's because these processes do not involve independent sequential steps, so conventional computational methods are just not up to the job.

But that kind of emphasis might give readers an uneven picture of biofortification where traditional breeding methods are just as common.

Child-rearing methods are just as likely to provoke terrible storms, so, too, any suggestion that we need stronger measures to get a more equal society.

It's taken decades, but our criminal justice system is finally realizing that "tough on crime" methods are just not as effective as diverting appropriate people to community programs and helping those returning from incarceration to become productive members of society.

By 2012, the evidence was in: scientists determined that, for young women, eggs that have been frozen using these methods are just as likely to result in pregnancy and the birth of a healthy child as ones freshly harvested in a cycle of in-vitro fertilization.

Despite the findings, some conservation biologists said improving farming methods was just one of many strategies needed to avoid the extinction of hundreds of animal and plant species in the most threatened ecosystems.

"A complete rejection of modern farming methods is just not legitimate," he argues.

The results at day 1 can be attributed to the effect of orthodontic appliance and the LLLT, and the LIPUS stimulating methods were just starting and did not have enough time to show difference on tissue structure.

McGonigal goes further, though, suggesting that her more purely gameful instructions — the proprietary parts of her method — are just as demonstrably beneficial.

This remarkable property provides for a very general formulation, where the preconditioned conjugate gradient method (PCGM) and quasi-Newton method are just special cases.