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Just has it has become clever to host a nostalgia food party and serve meat loaf for dinner, so too is it possible to provide some of the old-time Chinese-American dishes to the right audience.

It is probably possible to provide some conclusion on the quality of the visual synthesis based on the obtained visual trajectories shown in Figure7, for instance.

If contrastive studies are conducted between glutamate-dependent strain and glutamate-independent strain from fermentation level, cell physiology level and genome level, it is possible to provide some information for understanding this glutamate dependent difference.

An important related consequence is that it is always mathematically possible to provide some condition or factor C that renders A probabilistically independent of B when C is conjoined with B as a condition on A and with ~B as a condition on A. These facts of arithmetic carry no empirical significance by themselves.

A problem with this response is that it relies on characterising the kind of psychological effect involved in hallucination in terms of what it is not, namely a veridical perception, and it is plausible to demand that it should be possible to provide some positive account of the kind of psychological effect involved when one hallucinates.

Therefore, lithium response is apparently polygenic and only by simultaneously examining multiple genes and multiple variants within these genes would it be possible to provide some guidelines for predicting the response.

In addition to that, it is possible to provide momentary protection for some bioactive substances.

Majors said it may be possible to provide flood-proofing to some of those residents.

Would it be possible to provide more appropriate care for some of these patients, and, if so, who needs what?

Culture and real time-PCR techniques are currently considered the most accurate, but routine use of these technologies in Angola is not yet possible and the goal of this work was to determine if was possible to provide the on-site ophthalmologists with some easy-to-perform screening tools that are able to reveal the possible aetiology of ON.

It would be possible to provide a defined contribution pension, at least in some cases, and use the spare cash to make pay more attractive.