While this method seems efficient to protect the privacy of users, it reduces substantially the possible information to retrieve from such a dataset for research purposes.
Second, the BP of our participants was measured by trained personnel using standardized procedures rather than self-reported, which may substantially reduce possible measurement error in BP.
Confinement practices used for monkey 1505 should have eliminated or substantially restricted possible exposure to insect vectors, such as the human body louse (Pediculus humanis).
Debriefing time should not be less than 30 minutes; substantially more is possible, up to 90 minutes.
In doing so, the available sample of fossil specimens was increased substantially, making it possible to test prevailing locomotor hypotheses for many taxa with new specimens.
In the 20-page plea agreement — which substantially reduced the possible prison sentence against him — Mr. Marri admitted having attended terrorist training camps from 1998 to 2001 and taking courses in the "use of various weapons and basic operational security tradecraft".
PAGE A14 QAEDA SUSPECT PLEADS GUILTY In a plea agreement that substantially reduced the possible prison sentence against him, Ali Saleh Kahlah al-Marri, a native of Qatar and the last enemy combatant held on United States soil, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to provide material support to Al Qaeda.
In the Rainbow Project, my colleagues and I found that it was possible substantially to increase prediction of first-year university academic performance and simultaneously reduce ethnic-group differences on the predictive test, relative to a standardized test used for admissions in the United States.
When the temperature is reduced to 78 K, however, the peaks sharpen substantially, making it possible to clearly identify at least seven individual bands (Fig. 12 ▶).
For all these reasons, we believe that the overall conclusions of this work will not be substantially affected by possible errors in the data.
The gray lines in Figs. 1A and B show that allowing for flexible second-to-first-stage ratios substantially increases the possible maximum type 1 error rate.
