Polystyrene beads of 4 mm (Fig. 8) were chosen as artificial flaws that could trigger the initiation of multiple cracks more readily than relying on the intrinsic natural flaws.
The approach we propose, which is based on using standard life-table methods could, to advantage, be readily adopted, relying on estimates of relative and absolute risk reductions and data on cause-specific mortality from national vital statistics.
Nucleic-acid based methods are scalable, modular, and rely on readily available materials.
Second, you can try to influence the other side's judgments through her susceptibility to the availability bias the tendency to rely on readily available information (see also, information asymmetry in negotiations).
Specifically, novel optogenetic and microfluidic tools have been made accessible by the distribution of low-cost, automated hardware designs that rely on readily available components and inexpensive construction processes.
Teens rely more readily on the medial prefrontal cortex, the part of the brain that processes the mental state of other people as well as mimicry (hence the copy-catting).
Ultimately, most GIS-based rexposureal exposure models are intended to allow exposure estimation across large cohorts, and thus we rely on readily-created GIS-based traffic indicators generally available across urban neighborhoods, such as total roadway length measures.
Several producers suggest that glass-infused paint will be readily adopted by automakers, who rely on new colors to make distinctions between makes and model years.
As the Communist threat to Russian democracy fizzles out, the government can no longer rely quite so readily on western politicians to "deliver" the IMF.
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