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Alternatively, other studies have connected the lack of statistically significant effects to difficulties stemming from the precise measurement of the legal and effective stringency of labour legislation (IMF 2015).
The prediction stems from a precise bifurcation analysis of the Föppl von Kármán equations generalized for finite mid-plane strains.
The songs, re-ochestrated for a four-piece orchestra, also never seem to stem from a precise social context, but become a series of discrete numbers.
Descartes in the Géométrie had reiterated the widely held view, stemming from Aristotle, that the precise rectification or determination of the length of algebraic curves was impossible; but Fermat was one of several mathematicians who, in the years 1657 59, disproved the dogma.
A second limitation is that the method used in some cases produces 95% confidence intervals close to the precise estimates stemming from the initial adjustment of data.
But nothing precise has been identified, and the nearest Leyla has come to a diagnosis is the suggestion that she is suffering from a rare migraine condition stemming from the basilar artery.
In addition, we believe that our positive results stem from the more precise control we exerted over miR-122 activity with our state-of-the-art sensor and decoy lentiviruses.
Other ongoing projects stem from the use of precise earthquake relocation techniques that enable one to image fault zone structures and earthquake interaction with unprecedented detail.
We feel that some of this worry could have stemmed from our not being precise about what we meant about "pooling" data, and by using this term for two different purposes we elided the distinction between what we did.
A strong motivation to devise such an ultra-precise sensor stems from the field of gravitational wave detection [1 5].
Their success stems from a simple observation made surprisingly recently: there is a precise and orderly progression of insect activity involved in the decomposition of a corpse.
