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The larger the CEC, the more K can be held by the soil and the more adequate it is for the plants.

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Instead, a dimensional number called "viscoelasticity number" (Nv) seems to be more adequate because it clearly distinguishes viscous flow from viscoelastic flow.

This method gives the compressive modulus, which for the topcoat may be more adequate as it has different modulus in tensile and compressive stress states due to its microstructure.

If the aim is to alter macrophage activation without decreasing inflammation, an N-BP may be more adequate, as it was seen that in the doses used ZOL-LIP presented few cytotoxic effects and maintained (NO2-, IL-6, IL-12) or increased iNOS and TNF-α) M1 markers after LPS activation.

While the agency has said it believes the safeguards on drugs are more than adequate, it has commissioned a report from the Institute of Medicine to analyze the issue in more detail.

While the administration says current payment rates are adequate or more than adequate, it also says Congress needs to approve President Clinton's proposal to pay H.M.O.'s for providing prescription drug benefits.

The new logic extends the causal theories formalism of McCain and Turner, and provides a more adequate semantic account of it.

Rather, he aimed at demonstrating that the empirical evidence supporting his view and the internal coherence of his argument made it more adequate and more acceptable to a reasonable person than the contrary view which he rejected.

The experimental results presented in this article indicate that, in comparison with the method proposed in [15], the proposed extension of the HMMI method significantly reduces the computational load in the synthesis stage, making it more adequate for real-time applications.

On the other hand, the sensitivity of the sensor can be reduced (to make it more adequate for measurements of blood gases) by using ethylcellulose with lower ethoxyl content and by using less bulky quaternary ammonium bases.

In the context of feminist neo-vitalism, Elizabeth Grosz (2010: 154) has argued that '[t]he problem is not how to give women more adequate recognition (who is it that women require recognition from?), more rights, or more of a voice but how to enable more action, more making and doing, more difference'.

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