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Therefore, it could be argued that higher expenditures on health may partly explain some reductions in the cases of untimely deaths due to lack of appropriate medical care.
But at OLRs of 0.88 and 1.3 gCOD/L.d, the removal efficiency decreased, so it could be argued that higher levels of BOD5 in greywater, due to the xenobiotic substances, led to decrease of removal efficiency (Jabornig and Favero 2013).
It will be argued that higher priority than is currently the case should be given to lowering agriculture's impact on air and water.
In the current study, it can as well be argued that higher income households are able to afford buying drugs when required.
Given the higher initial BMI and range of comorbidities in the GCWMS population, it could be argued that higher weight loss targets should be set.
It could be argued that higher levels of pain in the LA group might have contributed to a greater propensity to dissociate.
Alternatively, it could be argued that high-worriers are 'well-practised' in verbal worry, and so might consume less capacity, as with expert performance acquired through extended practice (Ericsson & Kintsch, 1995).
Since it may be argued that high LD in HapMap does not justify switchability of the two alleles, we present the results for rs6983267 only as our primary analysis.
Moreover it can be argued that high-burden countries could realize a significant return on investment from neglected disease R&D through savings to public expenditure as a consequence of improved treatment regimens, diagnostics, vaccines and operations.
Given that WM performance and capacity estimates were equal in the ES and DS conditions it might be argued that high attentional demands did not impair the processes required during WM encoding, calling into question the interpretation in terms of common processing limitations.
