First, the species are not only sufficiently closely related to avoid saturation of substitutions but also sufficiently distant to obtain reliable d N and d S estimates for all branches in most gene families.
We anticipated that an important concern for in vivo intratechal CEUS application would be related to avoid any outstretching of the digital flexor tendon sheath associated to the contrast medium injection, which could induce patient discomfort.
The problems are designed to verify the constraints that some of them are related to verifying authorized states and the others are related to avoiding forbidden states.
The reasons for going public, in addition to the usual desire to attract capital and ease future expansion, were related to avoiding a future family feud.
The film then becomes a seemingly endless slog through a series of tiresome jokes related to avoiding, or even glumly accepting, having sex with a man, or a series of them, once on the inside.
Where the reason for the change was not related to avoiding the prior art, the change may introduce a new element, but it does not necessarily preclude infringement [*28] by equivalents of that element.
This method borrows the motivation of NAUTILUS along with the human aspects related to avoiding trading-off and anchoring bias and extends its applicability for computationally expensive multiobjective optimization problems.
Safety is related to avoiding root damage during implant placement in the interradicular space.
The planned Zaha Hadid-designed supertall tower at 666 Fifth Avenue hit another snag as potential investor, Chinese firm Anbang Insurance Group (owner of The Waldorf-Astoria), dropped its bid to buy a major stake (or was asked to)—reportedly related to avoiding potential improper foreign links to Kushner Companies which owns the property.
In that study, 58percentt of respondents said they had avoided going out in public because of the lack of safe restroom facilities and 54 percent reported health problems related to avoiding public restrooms such as dehydration and infections.
