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In the end , there is always a question of whether the selection criteria will actually result in the highest response rate at the lowest cost . Faculty mentors collaborate with each student on unique plans of professional development and challenge them to seek the experiences that will enable them to reach their goals , resulting in a broad range of impressive achievements , including unique research opportunities . For one thing , the dramatic run-up of wages between 1947 and the 1960s is more the byproduct of the fact that the U.S. emerged from the Great Depression and then a war-dominated ( and constrained ) economy into a world where we alone we a functional economy resulting in tremendous economic growth which explains the rise in wages far more than unionization does . All of our periods are shortened , resulting in lunch beginning at 10:50 a.m. By 10:55 , six people had the three computers up and running . Concentrationof PCR inhibitors results in diminishing returns , resulting in a concentration conundrum – increasing the level of concentration often reduces the likelihood of achieving detection . Lesions of the primary visual cortex on P1 or P28 , results in an overall degeneration seen in all areas of visual cortex , but expansion and rewiring also occurred in secondary visual cortex . It results in certain constraints on transparency and makes on-site inspections in the war zone at least temporarily impossible . Although masking complexity is certainly possible in theory , in practice we have seen too many occasions ( for examples , see the RISKS archives ) in which inadequate understanding of the exceptional cases resulted in disasters . Consequently , the legal conclusion concerning compliance with the treaty may result in a far more rigid system than the one based on strategic and political assessment . Companies or individuals that violate the act and permit conditions face civil penalties of up to $ 250,000 per violation and / or imprisonment for up to five years , or $ 500,000 per adjudication , and may result in having their permits revoked . " " Understanding these mechanisms is an important step in explaining how a brief exposure to nicotine results in the long-term excitation of the brain 's reward areas , " says Dr. William Corrigall , director of NIDA 's Nicotine and Tobacco Addiction Program . Months of international pressure and high-level advocacy finally resulted in an amendment to this law earlier this year ; women may now seek medical care without filing a Form 8 . This has resulted in the production of 150 different directories , varying in length from 10 to 140 pages . Severely damaged plants will die , resulting in thin stands or frequent skips in rows . Figure 5.4 illustrates how the addition of stereopsis to the 50 degree GFOV results in an increase in the magnitude of error for depth judgments due to larger negative disparities which exceeded acceptable limits of disparity . The main efficiency problem with remote APIs is that each function call results in a round trip . To my recollection , the samples that Mark Lewallen provided to my facility did not result in useful data . That meeting resulted in a reiteration of , and recommitment to , the principles and purposes of the AP Mine Ban Convention , voiced in the " Maputo Declaration " in prose unusual for an international conference of this sort , as illustrated by the following quote : " We , the States Parties to the Convention . Allowing married couples to file as single taxpayers is particularly advantageous for higher-income taxpayers in the 28 percent , 31 percent , 36 percent , and 39.6 percent brackets because it can result in more of their income being taxed at lower rates . For example , product and product category cross-sell recommendations from Peacock analytics resulted in up to 50 percent cross-sell rate versus 5 percent for random cross-sell recommendations .