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Figure 6 Convergence of modified relative value iteration algorithm.

First, using the modified volume introduced by Choe and Gulliver [6], we have a modified relative isoperimetric inequality in or without the curvature correct term: (1.4).

Though not so large as to be easily noticed without close comparison, the fringe spacing in Fig. 13 ▸(b) is modified relative to that in Fig. 13 ▸(a).

However, A. pisum embryogenesis is highly modified relative to that of other hemimetabolous insects and even relative to other members of the same order (Miura et al., 2003).

Good clinical practice dictates that patients receive individualized pharmacotherapeutic dosing regimens initiated and modified relative to clinical efficacy and tolerability and targeted to specific neuropsychiatric symptoms (Tariot, Profenno et al 2004).

Second, certain aspects of the ASCEND study design and eligibility criteria were modified relative to the CAPACITY studies to decrease heterogeneity and enrol patients with a higher risk of disease progression.

For example, there are no cabinet doors to impede technicians searching for National Starch's Baka-Snak pre-gelatinized modified food starch; T. Hasegawa's Natural Wok Oil Flavor No. FC 989800; or the Blue-10 Buffer Solution, used to modify relative acidity.

The method of modifying relative permeability is described as follows.

They exert controlling influences over ecosystems and communities by altering resource allocation, creating habitats and modifying relative competitive advantages.

That is, some factors (such as those that influence the metabolism or elimination of a specific drug) may influence the response to treatment (that is, they modify relative risk) without affecting prognosis in the absence of treatment (that is, they do not change absolute risk).

The duration of diabetes did not modify relative risk estimates considerably: OR = 1.88 (95% CI: 1.66 2.14) for diabetes duration under five years, OR = 1.64 (95% CI: 1.41 1.92) for duration between five and 10 years, and OR = 1.87 (95% CI: 1.60 2.18, n = 200) for duration of more than 10 years.