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However, the correlations between the Euler vector components are still close to unity, which still presents a weakly multicollinear problem.

The method is successfully applied to a simple 1D configuration, a chain of oscillators, which still presents the main features of a generic system.

Whilst resection is a therapeutic option for patients with early stage non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), most patients have locally advanced or metastatic disease at diagnosis, the treatment of which still presents a considerable challenge for medical oncologists.

As a consequence, Lanthanum-140 samples contained small amounts of barium-140, caesium-140, and especially strontium-90, which still presents a radioactive contamination problem in the area of the tests.

Lacking detection of any isoform of glutamate dehydrogenase and with available draft genomes is Rhizaria (no complete genomes available), which still presents some EAA biosynthetic capability.

In addition, as the BPA etching can remove most of the GeSi alloys with Ge content larger than 6%, the strain effect becomes considerably weak for BPA-etched QRs, which still present ring-shaped distributions.

Although the theory of fluidized bed technology is fairly well understood, non-premixed reactions in such beds have recently garnered considerable attention, particularly with respect to combustion applications, which still present a number of practical engineering and operational problems at start-up, during operation and at shutdown.

Furthermore, they have the ability to investigate essential genes, which still present difficulties for reverse genomic approaches.

Thereafter this inflammatory process gradually subsided, and by 6 months the lesion was healed except for a small area located at the medial border, which still presented a slightly verrucous aspect (Supplementary Figure 4).

By 1978 he had overseen the launch of London Weekend Television's South Bank Show, which he still presents.

Murray's big passions are jazz music (he has dreams of owning a jazz cafe), cars – he learned to drive four years ago – and darts, which he still presents for the BBC.