This could be reasonably referred to the fact that a longer grinding time could provide more contact between the grinding beads and the ground powder.
The life-extending impact of nutrient reduction, where it is observed, can be reasonably referred to as the "DR effect".
So, in the analysis of PAL data reflecting these possible positron-Ps traps, it is reasonably to refer the previous PAL study for monolith prototype of these pellets, such as mineral realgar α-As4S4, the known room-temperature polymorph of arsenic sulfide As4S4 [25].
Look, I'm no apologist for any of these institutions, but I'm reasonably sure that they refer to people who have money in their low-interest accounts as suckers.
One poster said, "IP3 Practices alara," which stands for "as low as reasonably achievable" and refers to radiation exposure.
Figure 14 shows the permeability and porosity distributions in the model, which reasonably reflects the geological model (refer to Fig. 12).
The final stages of the clinical training explored how to deal with the most distressed or complex patients and how to recognize when levels of distress or complexity were beyond that which a primary care physiotherapist can reasonably manage and when to refer to other services either directly or via the GP.
Also reflecting the survey data, most nurses who were interviewed felt they had reasonably good access to health professionals and programs to refer parents to for additional support.
However, they may not raise more money than "reasonably required for exploratory activity," publicize their intention to run, or refer to themselves as candidates.
We defined "informing a decision" to refer to clinically relevant differences that would allow physicians to reasonably choose one drug over another.
