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Based on the presented results and also on related literature, it is argued that such high uncertainties should be anticipated for single core samplings conducted using similar methodology and employed as 137Cs inventory and penetration depth estimators.
Each step of the instrument's life, including publication and distribution, should be anticipated for the purpose of copyright.
H5 outbreaks in poultry have also recurred repeatedly in Thailand, Vietnam, and elsewhere despite intensive control measures (26 ), and recurrences should be anticipated for the foreseeable future.
The ownership of an instrument should be defined in the beginning between all parties involved, and each step of the instrument's life, including distribution, should be anticipated for purpose of copyright.
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Hence, no environmental harm should be anticipated from the use of these spent catalysts in construction.
- When using technical equipment, technical problems may occur and should be anticipated - For safe transport, simulation training should not only focus on medical problems but also on technical problems and their resolution.
However, it should be anticipated that for some subjects it may not possible to derive the various parameters from the available data.
Community and acute services to meet these needs should be anticipated and provided for.
The need for additional time for licensing should be anticipated if international trials are involved.
This finding suggests that radiation injury of the pancreas should be anticipated when BNCT is employed for abdominal cancers.
If sedative or paralytic agents are used in the pregnant woman, however, this information must be communicated to the neonatologist at the time of delivery, and the need for ventilatory support for the fetus should be anticipated.
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