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Uninformed drivers may have credited the general lack of congestion to an elevated compliance rate and therefore gained a more optimistic view of compliance than informed drivers.

Patients with breast cancer primary tumours generally achieved the target efaproxiral exposure and therefore gained greater benefit from efaproxiral treatment than NSCLC patients.

It is thinkable that the DRB1*07 allelic lineage, which contains least alleles of all the lineages, may have lost one of these motifs and therefore gained a limited ability to recombine.

Our students and graduates are engaged (with support) in managing SOFair and therefore gaining the 'employability and enterprise' skills in a real life, social enterprise setting.

A 2009 RCP report concluded: "ECT is becoming an increasingly specialised field within psychiatry, psychiatrists are prescribing less of it and therefore gaining less experience of its use".

"The goal is to assume more responsibility and therefore gain more liberty and more control over one's own life," he said of talk therapy in an interview in 2000 with the Web site Psychotherapy.net.net

The mainstream holiday companies have long been furious that they have to meet the considerable costs of consumer protection, but their online rivals don't and therefore gain an unfair advantage.

We argue that the method can help us rationalise and simplify an inherently creative and difficult task and therefore gain a consistent and meaningful picture of how a complex programmable system behaves in conditions of failure.

At Edith Cowan University, a program was initiated that allows students to become enrolled nurses at the midway point of their degree to enable them to work and therefore gain experience in the clinical practice setting during their education.

For the Scientologists, whose beliefs and practices were established by the late American science-fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard, the British case is only the latest of a series of legal and political battles to be recognised as a religion and therefore gain the tax and legal benefits which older beliefs enjoy.

Such an efficient light-to-heat conversion property made them become useful as nanoheaters and therefore gain more and more attention in the past decade [1, 9].