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This paper describes a prototype application of the methodology centered on a university research center and presents generalized lessons learned from that effort, including the importance of consensus on problem statement definition, recognition of the need to realistically limit the number of measures within a PMS, and others.

Therefore, those who want to fight medicine crime because it endangers public health cannot realistically limit themselves to the scientific or medical dimensions, but must advocate for law reform that meaningfully stigmatizes the crime of trading in bad quality medicines and punishes the perpetrators.

Then, realistically set limits for how much you spend on each item.

It is nonetheless suggestive of the significant role of TCR internalization that our simple model is able to reproduce the realistically limited interface expansion by assuming only the induced internalization as the limiting mechanism.

Four years later, venturing into showbiz in London, I am being told that I am too thin and one of the agents I met turned me down because "realistically, there are limited amount of roles for orientals in the industry".

By limiting the search to intergenic regions, one could realistically search for ncRNA genes on a genome-wide scale.

Both bills try to reduce these costs by commissioning the court system to fashion rules to limit discovery regarding "non-core" documents, with the goal of limiting a case to the technical and financial information that realistically relates to a plaintiff's claim.

Multiple-point statistics (MPS) has shown promise in portraying complex geometries realistically; however, realizations are limited by the reliability of the model of heterogeneity upon which MPS relies, that is the Training Image (TI).

Realistically, this move is limited to a Brazillian Jiu-Jitzu dojo/ match, which is mostly point based, and I'm not sure if this move is even legal in BJJ.

In a pooling study, limiting false positives that are a result of the assay, rather than the underlying population, will be a major factor in being able to realistically identify SNPs that can predict disease status.

They should - independent of the requirements of European law - rapidly be limited to a realistically tenable amount that is aligned on the proven dangers to international or intermodal competitiveness [[21],[22],[24]].