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In this case it can be seen more directly how the Kähler assumption, which boils down to Kähler identities, is used.

Given this we imaged viral spread in live cells during plaque formation to assess more directly how F11-mediated inhibition of RhoA signalling enhances the spread of infection.

Further details on Ways of Coping were also broughtby the researchers to facilitate its administration, such as asking more directly "how returning home was a potentially stressful event".

Next we apply a quantitative comparison between the relative responses of the LGN and V1 to the three different contrast types in order to test more directly how the V1 response to BY contrast changes in relation to RG and Ach contrast.

No other decision made in Washington will more directly affect how you will be informed, persuaded and entertained.

"In the United States, it will be difficult to vest the independent and powerful technocrats at the Federal Reserve with more authority," Mr. Zoellick said, adding that "the Treasury is an executive department, and therefore Congress and the public can more directly oversee how it uses any added authority".

Ms Powell told The Independent that Labour needed to "sharpen up our act" and said she would ensure that Mr Miliband "gets out there a lot more to talk to people more directly about how he is going to change the country.

Only recently did researchers start to focus more directly on how PSS are used (or not used) by planning practitioners.

The role of product marketing manager, meanwhile, seems to tie the business of commerce more directly into how Twitter manages advertising across its site.

Such activities offer academic scientists great opportunities to apply their expertise to real-world challenges, impacting human health more directly, learning how business works, and even improving their financial situations.

Finally, in order to more directly illustrate how replay terminates after small patterns, we show a scatter plot of 104 sample pairs ( M τ, M τ + 1 ), where τ is the last time step at which the pattern was replayed with sufficient quality Γ τ > 0.5 (Fig. 9; note that here we again used a Gamma distribution to achieve comparability with Fig. 4).