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An alloy design for HEAs based on digitalized crystallographic data of these samples could lead to the discovery of new HEAs.

However, the interpretation of UV-visible spectroscopic data relative to complex mixtures is extremely difficult and, when the technique is applied to solid samples, could lead to questionable results.

It is hypothesized that the LOH seen in our samples could lead to decreased expression of c-CBL.

The high percentage of transparent bacteria in those samples could lead to easy detachment, because it is likely that the matrix produced by those bacteria was not in sufficient quantity to allow attachment to the substratum.

Finally, the careful selection of controls is crucial because inappropriate samples could lead to misinterpretation of results.

Indeed, the lack of central validation for some samples could lead to an underestimation of the real CRCBSI incidence, as well as for the Candida strains causing CRCBSI.

Such service reminders (the shoeshiner could print his or her name and address on the shoe-polish sample) could lead to a premium price for a premium service.

Conclusions based on such a limited sample could lead to bad decisions (and missed opportunities) around attracting, retaining, and developing millennial leaders in a global business environment.

The results show that the sampling strategy has a significant effect on the parameter significance ranking and that random sampling could lead to a non-proper coverage of the parameter space.

This kind of physical details, despite being fragmentary at present because of limited sampling, could lead to further insights into the dynamics of supercooled liquids.

With an unmet need for a practical clinical test that accurately measures IR in individuals, identification of α HB as a significant biomarker for separating IR from IS subjects using a fasting plasma sample could lead to development of such a diagnostic test.