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While UZR is not calculated for pitchers, Greinke is a sight to behold on the field, where it could be argued that during his starts he is the Brewers' best infielder.

It seems that in matters of investment, people are slow and forgiving, says Mr Ellis.All the investors' faultIt can be argued that during the bull market fund managers did nothing more sinister than meet investors' demands.

Indeed, it could be argued that during Jay's tenure as CEO of Def Jam, the only albums that received the promotional push they deserved were his and Kanye's.

It could be argued that during VS, the attentional focus was shifted within one hemifield in both ipsiversive and contraversive directions, while the initial shift of SO was only in one direction, the one of the cued hemifield.

It can be argued that during that period, health systems thinking was shaped by three major – and intrinsically connected – developments.

It can be argued that during conditions in which ventilatory drive is impaired or the diaphragm is weak, as are common in critical illness, EAdi (also known as diaphragmatic EMG) may not reflect drive or strength.

It has been argued that, during the Balkan wars, the peace efforts of Douglas Hurd and Lord Owen almost amounted to appeasement of the Bosnian Serbs' regime.

If one looks into a mirror and fixates one of one's eyes and then fixates the other, one does not see the eyes moving; and it has been argued that, during an eye movement, vision is suppressed; if vision were not suppressed, moreover, it seems likely that the images of the external world would appear smeared during a movement.

First, it has been argued that during periods of low unemployment individuals have better chances of finding a job and, as a consequence, they have higher incentives to shirk due to lower expected costs from losing the job.

It has thus been argued that during a period of high pandemic risk, the widespread administration of statins may be a clinically useful and cost effective public health measure [16], [17].

Suspensory locomotion has been studied mostly in primates [2], [4], [9], [10] and it has been argued that during brachiation, gibbons and siamang move somehow taking advantage of pendulum oscillatory mechanics, thus saving a substantial amount of energy during locomotion [2].