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Basin boundaries are effectively clarified in electrical dipole dipole resistivity sections as high-resistivity contrast bands.

While heavy on exposition, these scenes effectively clarify the issues of journalistic ethics and moral responsibility at stake.

Integrated quantitative survey and qualitative ethnographic methods and triangulation effectively clarify relevant community experience for pandemic preparedness.

As such, better standardization of the types of physical activity interventions could have clarified the specific causal relationships more effectively.

Professor Havighurst argues that legal rules under which practitioners have challenged denials of hospital admitting privileges should be clarified in order that hospitals can more effectively carry out their new cost-containment and other responsibilities.

But specific studies should clarify when TcPO2 should be used to more effectively identify subjects at higher cardiovascular risk.

The paper aims at clarifying whether thick HPPMS High Power Pulsed Magnetron Sputtering PVDVD coatings can be used more effectively in cutting processes compared to thin ones.

The result is a house museum that clarifies and balances its dual role more effectively than ever.

Whether the delay of marriage can result in the increase of premarital sex among graduate students, whether they can prevent themselves from unintended pregnancy and abortion more effectively, and whether family planning services can meet their need remain to be clarified.

The manuscript has been extensively rewritten to clarify the rationale for all of the experiments and to more effectively highlight the novel findings and conclusions.

What I find common and so stimulating about the philosophical efforts of these intellectual colleagues is the way they thoughtfully reflect on human knowledge, amassed from empirical explorations in areas ranging from science to history, to clarify issues that are relevant to making decisions about how to function more effectively and happily as an individual, and as a member of a society.