Andrew Goodwin, senior economic adviser at Item, said: "In order for the housing market to function properly it is essential that first-time buyers are brought back into the market, else the current status quo of a low number of transactions, dominated by speculative cash buyers, is likely to be maintained".
These types of interaction occur because of a low number of valence electrons at the metal centre.
Therefore, cell-based assays that can detect the response of a low number of individual cells are required.
The statistical design was conceived to provide sufficient information through the enrolment of a low number of patients.
Dimensional mood models are based on the assertion that different mood states are composed by linear combinations of a low number (i.e., two or three) of basic moods.
This retrospective case series of a low number of patients is, however, one of the largest series ever reported on primary LA.
Moreover, arbitrary high order degree of basis functions can be used and their regularity enables the use of a low number of elements.
By contrast, WOMBAT is comprised of a number of literature-extracted sets; and more often than not, each paper consists of a low number of scaffold-based analog series (usually 1, but rarely above 5 such series).
The ABC outperforms the BGA and the proposed MRVGA-EI within the region of a low number of enumerations, and moreover, it finally converges to a better PAPR reduction than the SA.
It must be taken into account that, due to the different kind of data and overall to their big mole, a traditional univariate data treatment would be very difficult even in the case of a low number of samples.
The same goes for political freedom, political heterogeneity and the presence of colonial signatories as these factors correlate with mechanism absence and the adoption of a low number of conflict resolution mechanisms per treaty.
