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So in the corresponding pupils' textbooks (pupils of the lower grades), the authors, by the use of a multitude of simplistic phrasings in their explanations, present "adaptation" as an active process undertaken by the organisms in order to achieve their goal.

The use of a multitude of different WM tasks most of which lack process-specificity may have contributed to these inconsistencies.

For example, the lack of international agreement on terms and definitions to assess clinical outcome in the surgical treatment of endometriosis has led to the use of a multitude of different outcome measures and the lack uniformity in the reporting of surgical data.

"It has a very adaptable and flexible use for a multitude of different types of tenants," said Paul Glickman, a vice chairman at Jones Lang LaSalle, which is marketing the building.

In addition, the unique mechanical capabilities of PEG PQ alloc) hydrogels should lend their use to a multitude of other applications where sufficiently compliant mechanical properties have been difficult to achieve in many photopolymerizable synthetic systems.

During the New Empire (1400 1190 bce), the hieroglyphic script was in use for a multitude of purposes, including rock inscriptions and seals.

Patients may resort to CAM use for a multitude of reasons including: dissatisfaction with conventional treatment, the adverse effects experienced with drugs and the high cost of such drugs [ 17- 20].

This illustrates that distribution records, although they do not share the same level of completeness, can be used for a multitude of applications, depending on the user's needs.

A time interval of three years has been used for a multitude of previous studies [ 13, 15, 16], and this interval was hence selected for all analysis presented in this report.

We have focused on one proven IPC in particular to help explore the utility of this type of approach; however, this type of tool could be readily adapted and used for a multitude of other diseases and potential interventions.

Beryllium copper, used for a multitude of applications besides springs, generally contains 0.1 2 percent cobalt.