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In a separate letter to the commission, the Surfrider Foundation suggested that in-depth analysis of existing seismic data and "worst-case-scenario models" would provide equally effective emergency preparedness and response strategies.

The value of N for a given shape, designated as the skip factor, was based on prior testing that established what spacing would provide equally recognizable shape patterns.

Instead the hypothesis is that PhysioDirect would provide equally good clinical outcomes in the long term, while being more cost-effective, providing a faster recovery and return to work and providing important benefits in secondary outcomes such as patient satisfaction and waiting times.

Several people offered worthy suggestions about how to make the event more meaningful by concurrently inviting someone that would provide an equally strong opposing viewpoint.

Either parameterization would provide an equally "correct" representation of the undelying penetrance structure and either would provide identical inference (when applied to observed data) concerning whether child genotype and/or maternal genotype effects exist.

Within the minimisation algorithm, in the event of a tie between treatment groups (i.e. when allocation to more than one group would provide an equally low level of imbalance), treatment was allocated at random between the tied treatment groups.

What more would it have taken to provide equally informative video essays on the origins and making of "Lolita," "2001," "Clockwork Orange," "Barry Lyndon," "The Shining," "Full Metal Jacket" and "Eyes Wide Shut"?

Based on the existing research with algorithmic image fusion, we expected fusion would provide, at a minimum, equally efficient processing as an UCIP model.

Not only will an improved reform on usage access impact Africa's millennial generation, it equally would provide an outlet for new forms of innovation, entrepreneurship, and social good.

One might therefore expect that release of exotic biological control agents to control equally exotic pests would provide opportunities to observe and predict novel environmental drivers of rapid evolutionary change in agricultural and natural ecosystems (Roderick and Navajas 2003; Hufbauer and Roderick 2005).

Citibank, a unit of Citigroup, would provide $750 million, with the remaining $750 million split equally among Citibank, J. P. Morgan Chase, Merrill Lynch and the CIT Group.