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This paper goes to hybrid realization which allows adequate tradeoff between flexibility and inference speed [13, 14].

Emphysematous cholecystitis is a rare entity that represents 1 % of all cholecystitis, with indistinguishable symptoms, but with a negative prognosis (25%% mortality) and a greater number of complications; it, therefore, requires early diagnosis, which allows adequate management as soon as possible, in order to prevent a fatal outcome.

This protocol maintain the proportions 5 1 BSA-fatty acid which allows adequate transport and bioavailability of the fatty acid to the cell.

We used a single Baltimore PM sample with a median diameter of 1.78 μm, which allows adequate upper and lower respiratory tract deposition when delivered via intratracheal instillation (Walters et al. 2001 , 2002.

The polarity reversal was observed to be a key strategy, which allowed adequate experimental conditions to be maintained in the soil (especially temperature and pH) for the success of the organic biodegradation process.

This creates an important role for nutrient-dense foods like formula diets, which allow adequate intake of macro- and micronutrients although still providing smaller amounts of energy.

The spectrometer is equipped with ORTEC DSPEC-PLUS electronics, which allows for adequate dead-time correction [ 12].

To date there is limited genetic information across the entire genus which allows for adequate taxonomic and systematic comparison.

Significance levels of the correlation can be calculated against the red-noise background from a first order autoregressive process (AR1), which allows to determine adequate age uncertainties.

Furthermore, an analytical method is proposed for the prediction of the longitudinal shear stress at the concrete-steel profile interface which allows to design adequate shear connection between the steel profile and concrete.

§5 introduces the notion of an intervention which allows for a more adequate statement of the manipulability approach to causation and which has figured prominently in recent discussion.