Commonly known as the "Lame Duck Amendment," the Twentieth Amendment was designed to remove the excessively long period of time a defeated president or member of Congress would continue to serve after his or her failed bid for reelection.
It passed a new constitution last year which, critics argue, strengthens the power of the state excessively, removing a number of checks and balances on its power.
The PPIS predictor by de Moraes et al. [ 42], for example, chooses the number of PCs necessary to account for 95% of the variance of the data, after removing variables with excessively high linear correlation to each other.
After removing trees with excessively long or short edges (using the thresholds of 3 and 0.0005 substitutions per site, respectively), 6,989 GTs were used for the subsequent analysis (62,901 tree edges with nine edges in each tree).
Exercises such as running, biking, and other sports will cause you to sweat excessively, removing plenty of toxins found on the skin and in the blood.
Once you have identified the foods that trigger you to eat excessively, removing them from your life is the best way to avoid them.
2 countries were omitted because the data were judged to be from a time period excessively removed from the rest of the sample (Burundi, 1987; Sudan 1990).
We were unable to include extensive batteries of questions due to enrollment time limits and having participants excessively removed from production jobs.
Consequently, clinicians feel more confident adding the corresponding antitumor treatment when a gain of receptor expression is detected, rather than removing an effective and not excessively toxic treatment like endocrine therapy or anti-HER2 monoclonal antibody even though the receptor expression is lost [ 14].
Two outliers were removed as they reported excessively high costs (TZS12,000 on medicines).
