The goal of the proposed quality metric is to detect, with a reasonable accuracy, three synthetic alterations which may deeply affect the most widely used matching systems.
In Portugal, 18% of PM10 emissions are due to residential wood combustion, which may deeply impact the PM10 levels in the atmosphere.
The presented alterations are commonly realistic during the acquisition of biometric raw data, which may deeply affect the overall performance of biometric systems.
However, most of current guidelines do not include this kind of evaluation, which may deeply influence every day clinical decisions.
Beyond that kind of instrumental approach, I think there is another, moral point, which may be deeply unfashionable.
The British, by contrast, are relatively happy with moves towards closer defence co-operation, which may be deeply controversial in traditionally neutral Ireland.In each EU country, in short, national governments will carefully tailor their messages to their domestic audiences.
The closed mantapa, well decorated inside and out, is larger than the vestibule connecting the shrine and the mantapa and has four lathe-turned pillars to support the ceiling, which may be deeply domed.
For most, their decisions match their beliefs and values, some of which may be deeply held [ 1, 2, 4].
'Boundary regions', particularly enriched in housekeeping genes and active RNAP II [ 18] might largely represent decondensed chromatin loops in the PR, which may occasionally pervade deeply into the IC.
However, haplotyping analysis around PPARGC1A did not identify a haplotype that segregated with disease in either family, which may contain a cryptic, deeply intronic, mutation that causes protein truncation.
After you've been together for some time, your mate may discover that you feel quite deeply, which may be why he/she loves you.
