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The public and politicians should be able to decide whether Prevent is a good idea on the basis of complete information setting out who and what it has supported.

In the meantime, Hitler had prepared the proposals which he wanted to hand to a Polish negotiator who, as he had expressly promised Sir Nevile Henderson, would be able to negotiate with Germany on the basis of complete equality.

On the basis of complete mixing experiments, a numerical simulation was performed to predict membrane area requirement and exit streams' compositions for commercial pervaporation units operated in plug flow mode.

Until now, the criterion of molecular equivalence within UniChem has been on the basis of complete identity between Standard InChIs.

On the contrary, it should be done on the basis of complete frankness and the expectation that, in the final analysis, the Muslim world also has obligations to resist fanaticism and defend the benefits of civilization that we all share.

The service, called 'Connectivity Search' allows molecules to be first matched on the basis of complete identity between the connectivity layer of their corresponding Standard InChIs, and the remaining layers then compared to highlight stereochemical and isotopic differences.

On the basis of completing the ISWT, these excluded participants' predicted 85% V̇O2max exceeded the measurement ceiling of the ESWT (approximately 15 ml/min/kg).

The presented cohort of screen detected breast cancers was accrued from the beginning of a population screening programme and selected on the basis of completed central histopathology review.

Students enter undergraduate programs direct from secondary school, or graduate entry programs, where students are admitted on the basis of completing an earlier undergraduate degree.

For all other missing items the full score was recoded to missing, unless the individual could be assigned to an MMSE category unambiguously on the basis of completed items.

Retention rates, as estimated on the basis of completed interviews, are compared for follow-up interviewing prior to delivery and at the postpartum period by socio-demographic and risk characteristics.