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The resulting method is quite general in scope, and in particular allows for boundary conditions at surface boundaries, and immediately generalizes beyond surfaces embedded in R3, to objects of any dimension embedded in any Rn.

The coronal reformat in particular allows for a quick and accurate assessment of screw misplacement.

Ethyl oleate, in particular, allows for greater permeability and solubility in skin [58].

Rather, complex universals (hence also complex facts of which they are constituents) enjoy a "non-mereological mode of composition" (1997, 119 123) that, in particular, allows for a richer conception of their structure.[41] (An assumption of our simplified account here will be that both the proper part of relation and the constituency relation are well-founded.

Nonetheless, the use of domain information in particular allows for justifiably confident predictions for variants in some protein domains.

The visual analog scale in particular allows for an encapsulation of all affected domains, but it does not identify or differentiate among domains, thereby adding sensitivity to the overall assessment but lacking specificity.

Another factor: in the years after the war, the German economy was so unstable that art presented itself as a reasonably secure investment; prints in particular allowed for relatively modest prices and more product.

In 2011, she told the assembly, "I am demanding, on the basis of the requirements of Argentine justice, that the Islamic Republic of Iran submit to the legal authority and in particular allow for those who have been accused of some level of participation in the amia attack to be brought to justice".

This field, whose rise is one of the biggest developments in finance over the past 30 years, tries to make sense of financial markets using psychologically accurate assumptions about how people form beliefs and make decisions – in particular, allowing for the possibility that people are not fully rational in their thinking.

Bicarbonate and phosphate buffers in particular allow for neutralization of organic acids via diffusion through the dental plaque.

Decision aids for ACP in particular allow for a systemized approach to inform patients about care options, prompting them to document and communicate their preferences [ 20].