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This recommendation could be modified by reducing or increasing the number of treatments or the length of the treatment period, when scientifically justified.

(A -(B) The system simulated for Fig. 1A-D is modified by reducing homeostatic time constants by a factor of 50: we set (tau_{{{x}}} = 10~mbox{s}) and (tau_{g} = 1text000~mbox{s}).

Therefore, the standard operating conditions are modified by reducing the Helium flow to 0.7 slm and the applied voltage to U rms =160 V, which is close to the minimum voltage necessary for ignition and low enough to keep the plasma operating in an α-mode.

With regard to a future curriculum reform, TSS/QI would be a parameter that can be easily modified by reducing QI.

If scenario S1 is modified by reducing to 0.1 (S2), the overall disadvantage of A1 results in a continuous decrease of A1 with the exception of a small increase during the first 10 generations.

If S1 is modified by reducing v22 to 0.1 (other parameters, especially the f-values, remaining unchanged, see S3), this increased disadvantage for homotypic encounters could be expected to favor the evolution of coherence.

This method was modified further by reducing the final haematocrit of the blood media mix (BMM) from 4% to 2%; and using 200 µl of BMM per well instead of 50 µl.

When Croft et al. (1990) used their own visual assessment score and modified this by reducing the number of grades to 2 categories, with the cutoff between grades 0 2 and 3 5, inter-observer agreement was only moderate (Table 5).

However, we know from previous work [22] that the number of observations per male influences estimates of mate acquisition (number of females seen courting), and that this effect is modified by UV reduced signaling.

According to a Treasury Department report in December on its loan-modification program, which pays banks to modify mortgages by reducing interest rates or principal or extending the loan period, JPMorgan Chase permanently modified about 34 percent of the troubled mortgage loans it held that met eligibility criteria for relief, roughly the same as the average for all banks.

Another obstacle is that banks are generally loath to modify loans by reducing principal, which would require them to take big upfront losses that they would prefer to postpone.