which practically results in sometimes large jumps during search process.
Using the example 'flexibility', this practically resulted in allowing responses to be recoded based on individually-described context, rather than use a content analysis process whereby appearance of a single keyword determined which category/code to employ.
For the particular specimen of Fig. 11, the R-curves are practically overlapped, resulting in consistent measurements of G Ic.
The experimental results indicated that minimization of the aerobic mass fraction to values as low as 11% was practically feasible, resulting to high nutrient removal percentages, of 81%and83%3%, respectively for nitrogen and phosphorus.
Since the influenza A(H1N1) 2009 virus had already spread internationally before it was recognised, the implementation of containment and mitigation measures was practically impossible, resulting in a rapid increase of the number of cases worldwide [ 27].
Practically, the resulted conditions of the ratio between stopping sight distance and the length of horizontal curve are not feasible in horizontal curve design especially when the horizontal sightline offset equals to 3.0 m.
Practically, this resulted in a four point scale for both years.
After these changes, "practically all the resulting part is satisfactory to us," Leonid E. Slutsky, first deputy chairman of the State Duma's foreign affairs committee, told Kommersant, a daily newspaper.
Practically, the network lifetime resulting from the proposed algorithm is longer than that in the single-source scenario.
Despite continuously improving measurement methods, the data for most models remain scarce, resulting in practically non-identifiable parameters (Gutenkunst et al., 2007).
