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Calculating wind speed probability density functions of all observations and dust events separately allow for the determination of the wind speeds, v25 and v75, at which the probability of dust emission is 25%and75%5%, respectively.

The LED strips on each gate are individually accessible, meaning that the engineers can control the colors illuminated on each gate separately, allowing for individually unique patterns and sequences that cater to whatever song is being played.

To test the plausibility of wage elasticity differences as an explanation of earnings gaps, I estimate separation models for males and females separately, allowing for two tests of the results.

Ms. Etheridge said she appreciated Logo's forum because the six Democratic candidates were questioned separately, allowing for thoughtful answers as opposed to short sound bites.

Cows in the three treatments grazed separately, allowing for the restriction of pasture intake according to treatments specifications.

This method can be expanded to consider the impact of the individual symbols on the original baseband signal and obtain an optimal scaling vector μ by which we can scale each individual symbol separately allowing for higher degrees of freedom.

Perhaps a system should be implemented in Spain to evaluate each one of these two institutions separately, allowing for the recognition of the specific amount of research time available to their respective members.

The genome-wide alignments of 9 or 15 insects enabled us to select suitable sequences for each candidate region separately, allowing for sequence variation of rapidly as well as slowly diverging miRNAs.

Considering these two factors separately allows for a greater understanding of the results presented in this paper.

It has previously been demonstrated that applying metabolomics or multiple cytokine assays separately allows for an identification of specific markers associated with sepsis severity.

† However, our approach provides smaller errors and hence greater precision because handling resonance data separately allows for the identification and exclusion of poor data.