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Adam von Poblitz, a lawyer who is head of estate planning at Citi Private Bank, said personal gifts were "a very powerful technique" for reducing eventual estate taxes.

This will enable a greater amount of information to be accumulated regarding in vivo behavior of implanted cells, thereby reducing eventual trial costs.

The paper quoted experts suggesting such arrangements could be used to reduce eventual inheritance tax liabilities.

Contralateral epiphysiodesis is a simpler option for limb length equalisation; however, given that deformity correction and lengthening are successful and will not reduce eventual height, it should be considered as an option, especially in severe cases.

Molecular modification in structures of biologically active substances that occur naturally is one of the main strategies to enhance healthy biological effects, as well as to reduce eventual side effects [1 3].

Variability: palpation, pressure algometry and cervical range of motion measurement were standardised at group meetings during the observation period to reduce eventual intertester and intratester variability.

Finally, delivery of exogenous TGF-β3 to rat VFM during the acute injury phase modulated the early inflammatory environment and reduced eventual scar formation.

The subsequent decision to focus only on patients in the top 3 priorities reduced eventual sample sizes by more than 50% for each risk factor, but focused on patients with most room for improvement.

The fact that the tE treatment had nearly as much exotic cover as the NE treatment (Fig.  1) strongly suggests that the late sowing did not itself greatly reduce eventual exotic cover, but that this occurred only in the presence of natives, i.e. as a priority effect.

The use of NPs as vehicles for drugs enhances the specificity of delivery and decreases the minimum amount of NPs necessary for attaining and maintaining the therapeutic effect, thereby reducing the eventual toxicity.

The result is a shaky foundation – students risk being unable to meet their full potential, reducing their eventual contributions to their communities," Sheldon Yett emphasized.