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We included ciprofloxacin because of its clinical popularity, although it is typically used for more complicated infections and can predispose to sudden death by prolonging the QT interval.

Approximately half of the world's gold is used in jewelry, although it is typically alloyed with a number of other metals to increase its hardness and to alter its colour.

This would require the estimation of another parameter, the correlation distance, which is, in reality, quite localised although it is typically characterised over a large area.

Although it is typically assumed that the effect of mineral admixtures on rheology is additive, it was observed in this study that combining SCMs did not have an additive effect on apparent yield stress and plastic viscosity, and consequently, these parameters for ternary and quaternary combinations cannot be estimated from their respective values for binary mixtures.

Although it is typically reported that chimpanzees consistently "pass" the mirror-mark test, a survey of the scientific literature by Shumaker & Swartz (2002) indicates that of 163 chimpanzees tested, only 73 showed mark-touching behavior (although there was considerable variation in the age and mirror experience among these animals).

Although it is typically found in low concentrations (~0.2 mM) in non-ruminant mammals [ 7], acetate oxidation can account for ~10% of the total CO2 output in humans [ 8].

That game sounds like it could be right, although it's typically played with two players.

Mr Obama "will be counting on some significant amount of support from his political opponents", although it's typically opposition parties that turn against the presidents' wars.

It may well be, however, that bile, blood and phlegm were all regarded as hot, since blood and bile were regarded as hot, and we are explicitly told that Philolaus argued that phlegm was hot, although it was typically regarded as cold (Lloyd 1963, 120).

11 Although WM is incurable, it is typically characterized by an indolent clinical course.

If kidney failure occurs it is typically reversible, although weeks or months of supportive care including hemodialysis may be required before kidney function returns.