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The dependence of RHA reactivity on burning conditions and grinding procedures makes it sensitive to uncontrolled combustion/production.

The volume of data, velocity with which data is generated and variety of data-pictures, messages, audio files, text files, in e-discovery procedures, makes it nearly impossible to review them by humans.

Its high prevalence and impact on the ability to work, coupled with the high cost of therapeutic procedures, makes it an important problem for veterinary clinics.

This, together with the relative inaccessibility of more invasive diagnostic procedures, makes it a difficult challenge for the general practitioner and cases can be missed[ 39].

Although originally implemented in spatial normalization of array-CGH data, our demonstration of widespread spatial biases in various sorts of microarray experimental procedures makes it relevant also to non-CGH experiments, for which it comparably removes autocorrelation periodicities (not shown).

The increasing trend to reduce hospital stays by implementing innovative surgical techniques (particularly minimally invasive and endoscopic procedures) makes it necessary to ensure that accurate measurement and monitoring of adverse events can take place after discharge.

This was followed by a hastily passed law in December overhauling court procedures, making it harder to pass rulings.

Sometimes, the tenant-screening procedures make it harder for tenants to move out, and harder for a landlord to re-rent an apartment.

This autumn, non-European Union students were subjected to stricter work-visa procedures, making it increasingly hard for them to pursue job opportunities after graduation in France.

The trouble is that judges are not required to have their opinions printed in official court publications, and Senate procedures make it easy to miss troubling unpublished cases from a nominee's past.

But earlier this week, the chancellor, George Osborne, secured favourable procedures making it difficult for Britain to be outvoted by the 17 eurozone countries on banking supervision and regulation as the euro area moves towards establishing a single supervisor for its banking sector.