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The advantage is that the Mincer equations can be estimated on pre-reform data, which purges the predicted income measures of any effects of the reforms.

It is the matrix Q, more precisely its transpose, which purges the vector of the unknowns from the false degrees of freedom.

Once on Enterprise, Tucker successfully performs a rapid non-standard cold boot on the warp drive, which purges the Klingon malware.

This question arises over the decision to publish a "sanitized" version of the great American classic The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn in an edition which purges the use of the word "nigger" (as well as "injun").

Therefore, the potential damage caused by concurrence of photosynthesis and processes related to cell cycle might have generated a strong negative selection pressure, which purged the telo-box from the cpRPGs.

Conversely, deviations from this pattern indicate the action of purifying selection (which purges deleterious mutations to conserve the protein structure and function; ω ≪ 1), or the action of PS promoting the fixation of nonsynonymous mutations with advantageous fitness effects (ω > 1).

Advantages of sexual reproduction arise from genetic recombination in cross-fertilisation, which purges deleterious mutation and increases genetic variability in the population [ 8- 10], enhancing adaptation in a changing environment.

The Serb minority was deeply alarmed by Croatia's new constitution (promulgated in December 1990), which omitted Serbs as a "constituent people," and by the actions of the new government, which purged Serbs from public administration, especially the police.

Similarly, the potential damage caused by the concurrence of photosynthesis and cell cycle might have created a strong negative selection pressure which purged telo-box from the promoters of cpRPGs.

The rarity of large intergenic regions in bacteria has been explained by an observed excess of deletion mutations relative to insertions, which purge nonfunctional sequence from the genome (Mira et al. 2001).

Parliamentary immunity was abolished in the early 1990s after the "clean hands" corruption trials which purged Italy's old political and business classes.