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Some of the most creative contemporary moral theologians -- Stanley Hauerwas of Duke University, for instance -- are pacifists, while those who remain adherents of just-war theory are highly sensitive to its misuses and therefore typically emphasize the tight constraints it puts on the use of military force.

While rigid-body physics simulations are widely used to provide basic interaction, realistic soft-body deformations of virtual objects are challenging and therefore typically not offered in multi user environments.

Literature reports indicate that post-mitotic, adult (and therefore typically less glycolytic) cells have higher carnosine concentrations than actively-dividing cells, although the reasons for this tendency are unknown.

Acupuncture trials without placebo control cannot be blinded and therefore typically score lower on quality scales.

Given that our RA population has early disease and therefore typically mild disease severity, the other disease populations compared may have a relatively more severe disease status.

These methods are appealing because many studies and systematic reviews focus on broad health effects and therefore typically report several outcome measures [ 4, 6, 9].

This information is independent of experimental conditions and cell type and is therefore typically well suited for exploratory analysis aimed at prioritizing which TFs may regulate a biological system (see Discussion).

G + C-rich NPMs were found to cluster in G + C-rich regions and were therefore typically, though weakly, associated with genes, SINEs, and high recombination rate and inversely correlated to LINE and LTR density (table 1).

However, paleoclimate studies show that the young Earth always had liquid water and was therefore, typically warmer than during recent times and possibly heated by greenhouse gases such as CO2, CH4, and H2O.

In the DTL model, speciations are considered 'null events' and are therefore typically assigned a cost of 0 while duplications, transfers and losses are assigned positive costs.

Due to the decreased saturation with hydrogen bonds, the structures are weaker and are, therefore, typically liquid (oil) at room temperature.