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Nor has any other country so dependent on US commerce seen its economy strangled by a 50-year embargo, which applies not to just to US firms but to any firm that trades with the US.

From the perspective of complexity theory, feasibility is thus a notion which applies not to individual natural numbers \(n\), but either to time complexity functions of type \(\mathbb{N} \rightarrow \mathbb{N}\) or their rates of growth.

This paper focuses instead on a more systematic and thereby more general strategy, which applies not only to random (as the SQS approach) but also to other types of disorder.

While everyone has been quick to de-friend Friend, so to speak, take one step back and there's a valuable lesson for all of us in the Anusara debacle, which applies not just to those in the yoga community.

In consequence, each column in the alignable ITS2 regions represents a single homologous character, which applies not only for the paired positions but also for single-stranded spacer and internal loop regions.

This may suggest that for evolution through growth-bottleneck cycles (which applies not only to laboratory situations, but is likely also applicable to many pathogens), the bottleneck size interacts strongly with the population size and other parameters to determine the dynamics of the evolutionary process [ 17, 18, 63].

"Be What You Must" sounds like it might also fit in well with such an endeavour, particularly when the children's choir joins in in the later stages: certainly, it contains the album's most illuminating adage, "To be what you must, you must give up what you are" – lines which apply not just to Yusuf himself but, presumably, to seekers everywhere.

Fröbel's theories captured the three main principles of what John Dewey would later call the "kindergarten attitude", which applied not just to kindergartners but to children of all ages.

To investigate the distribution of the morphological changes, a PCA was performed based on the variance covariance matrix of the Z-score using the prcomp function in R. To statistically assess the morphological differences of the cells, the GLM, an extension of the normal linear model, was used, which applied not only a Gaussian but also other probability distributions.

While the context in which the saying has traditionally been used is quite patronizing, there is, after all, an element of truth in it, which applies universally, not just to emerging markets.

They'll review the current law, which applies to not just physicians and surgeons but psychiatrists, dentists, and any other regulated health professionals, and make recommendations for any amendments that should be added.