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The result is a weakening of the crystal lattice and hence rather loosely bonded oxygen, eg possibly as O− instead of O2−.

The outcome has been shoebox shaped vessels with short bow sections and hence rather poor hydrodynamic performance even at calm sea and even worse in rough sea.

However, this type of the relaxation approach is characterized by slow convergence and hence rather expensive.

Many a time, the intuitional decision is quite obvious and hence rather easy to make.

However, this does not circumvent the main shortcoming of the traditional biopanning process, namely that washing is carried out in batch mode which is a "one-plate" operation and hence rather inefficient from a bioseparation point of view.

While the pilot study data was rather low coverage and, hence, rather noisy, comparison to HumanMethyation450 BeadChip data demonstrated that, on average, the read counts were proportional to the degree of CpG methylation at a given site.

This is consistent with the morphological finding that Diaxonella has more than two marginal rows, and is hence rather different from other holostichid genera (sensu Berger [9]).

In the past, firms were run with the goal of maximising market share (and hence jobs) rather than profits.

Viloria, also a reigning world champ, is the first Hawaiian native on the boxing team in 44 years, and hence his rather obvious nickname.

Such features of the old-fashioned British-style upper class as servants were always treated by New Yorker cartoonists (notably Mary Petty) as necessarily comic fossils of an old order and hence in, rather than out of, that old upper class.

This approach to high particle mass loaded materials processing applications has also opened the door to rational predictions of the partitioning of dopants (e.g. Ge, B, P, …) between the vapor and particle phases and, hence, the rather complex connection between deposit (OWG perform) and process feed compositions.