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We will have to fund-raise more because the cost of presenting global art will be more.

We recommend that A. lugubris be maintained as a single species, because of evidence presented of nuclear gene flow in regions where mtDNA clades come into contact.

Just a thought.Hilly Pollock A. Because of present-day security issues, I do not think a camera would be allowed in the operating cab.

"I wish to inform you that because of present circumstances, I will be unable to perform the duties incumbent on me in representing the people of South Dakota as their U.S. representative," Mr. Janklow, who is serving his first term in Congress, wrote.

This was deemed necessary at their institutions in the short term because of present resource limitation in accomplishing some of the bundle elements.

Because of present gaps in understanding, the principles contain judgmental (science policy) decisions on major unresolved issues as well as statements of what is generally accepted as fact.

Suitable data to study the effect of chemotherapy in treatment-naïve patients are not available, and cannot be derived from any future clinical trial, since a placebo vs chemotherapy study design would not be acceptable because of present treatment standards.

Because of evidence presented earlier, we determined whether the up-regulation of CXCL10 in C3-treated cultures was directly responsible for the absence of enhanced myelination.

I think that in the case of your films, because they present a kind of impression of reality, they convey the idea that it's unmediated experience.

That locus is of particular interest because it presents features of a processed pseudogene generated by L1 retrotransposition machinery.

All of these sake breweries have gone out of business because of the combination of reasons presented above.