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There is also a European standard in the 5 gigahertz range called HiperLAN, which is incompatible with Wi-Fi, but which may receive the backing of European governments that want to avoid the hegemony of an American wireless standard.

The greatest differences occur between the southern areas, which receive nearly 50 inches (1,300 mm) annually, and the northeast, which may receive only 40 inches (1,000 mm).

Client computers are configured with the same MR software, which may receive real-time online data packets for graphics objects.

It serves Web servers, some of which may receive website visits at a high rate, which in turn translates to high volumes of click stream records being shipped to the Base server.

Other limitations to this study include the fact that this particular patient population was from a single, tertiary medical center, which may receive "sicker" patients, and therefore may not be indicative of the general population.

Further, a type of 'quantificational variability effect' may be observed when a quantificational adverb (mostly) is combined with a minimum standard adjective in sentences like "The dishes are mostly dirty", which may receive either a degree interpretation (e.g., 80% dirty) or a quantity interpretation (e.g., 80% of the dishes are dirty).

But the EU regulation does require the authorities to alert countries which may have received contaminated chickens or eggs in the five months since the fat was used and means that governments will have to track down any imports which may have come onto their markets.

Contagious diseases often spread from farm to farm in a sequential way and in contact tracing, both backwards and forward tracing is important, i.e. identifying farms from which infected animals may have come, and identifying farms which may have received infected animals.

"The BHA is yet to be informed of any suspension which may have been received by Mr Hughes in India," a BHA spokesman, Robin Mounsey, said.

We relied on self-report for specific services received, which may have introduced recall bias.

Unmet needs may be reflecting the quality of care received which may have an impact on how PWD rate their own quality of life.