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The chelicerates are traditionally portrayed as sister group to all other extant arthropods and are therefore sometimes viewed by implication as being primitive.
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They recruited students mainly from the urban intelligentsia and were therefore sometimes criticized by adherents of egalitarian principles in education.
The dromedary possibly had origins in Arabia and is therefore sometimes referred to as the Arabian camel.
Such antimicrobial-containing waste milk must be withdrawn from human consumption and is therefore sometimes used as calf feed.
The alloy composition used to make prosthetics for surgical implantation typically contains 5 7% molybdenum and is therefore sometimes referenced as being made of cobalt-chromium-molybdenum (CoCrMo).
This is similar to the 'last mobile segment' principle as described earlier and is therefore sometimes referred to as a 'final common pathway' [ 6, 10].
Benzoyl groups tend to be less susceptible to deprotection under acidic conditions than acetyl groups and is therefore sometimes chosen for the increased stability.
In part, this is because medical harm is individualized, distributed, and insidious - that is to say, medical harm occurs one patient at a time and is, therefore, sometimes overlooked as a serious societal problem.
Particularly, as language preference may be consciously or subconsciously affected by a person's cultural or religious values [ 33], and is therefore sometimes indicative of a proxy of acculturation, rather than an ability to communicate [ 34].
WtE plants provide energy and heat from the combustion of municipal waste: they are often located in urban areas and the concentration of micro pollutants in their stack emissions depends on the municipal waste composition, which may be varying, and is therefore sometimes unpredictable [ 4].
