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In particular, a comparison of his religious-philosophical treatises with his Commentary on Plato's Republic shows the basic unity of his attitude to the Sharīʿah dictated by Islam and therefore determining his attitude to philosophy, more precisely to the nomos, the law of Plato's philosopher-king.

Migraine has a major impact on the working sector of the population, and therefore, determining that indirect costs outweigh the direct costs.

Migraine has a major impact on the working sector of the population, and therefore, determining the indirect costs outweighs the direct costs.

Conclusions: TCD flow velocities are not a reliable method for detecting cerebral ischaemia and therefore determining the need for a shunt in CEA.

The symmetric Li/Li cell approach was found to be applicable for probing the transport properties of the separator and, therefore, determining the role of the functionality added to the separator.

Development of such products need careful considerations, consumer needs and perceptions are among crucial factors determining the success of the design, and therefore, determining the acceptance of the products.

Unsurprisingly, polling companies are investing their time and resources in states they think might "swing" and therefore determine electoral outcomes nationally – states like Arizona, Florida, North Carolina, Ohio and West Virginia.

Rodriguez, who can veto a trade to any team and therefore determine where he wants to play, is perceived to have grown weary of the Rangers' losing.

Since univalent alkali ions have the greatest mobility through the glassy structure, they are the primary charge carriers of a glass and therefore determine its electrical conductivity.

The next time there's a disease outbreak, we could potentially know the genome of the infectious organism, the susceptibility of the organism to various antibiotic therapies, and therefore determine the correct course of action without wasting precious resources in trial and error.

He emerged as the leader of the small coterie of Senate Republicans who dominated the party caucus and therefore determined the action of the Senate on most issues between 1895 and 1910.