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If, like most human beings, you don't have a "virtual Visa card" but instead use a real debit card, the price rises five-fold to £21.58.

To ensure a good match, they do not use data from just one similar country, but instead use a weighted blend of the data from several countries.

His hypothesis was that movies should not be called romantic, horror, thriller, etc., but instead use a schema inspired by psychologist Abraham Maslow's famous "hierarchy of needs" that might better explain and predict which movies are likely to succeed.

Most owners of a domain do not run their own DNS and web servers, but instead use a web hosting service to arrange those technicalities for them.

This means that in these contexts, researchers should not focus on one disease but instead use a syndemic approach and conduct comprehensive studies of multiple diseases and their interactions.

The big difference is that you don't answer with words or number ratings, but instead use a "temperature" scale to describe your feelings — the red end of the spectrum reflects more positive feelings, while blue indicates something more negative.

Most modeling methods do not explicitly represent individual adhesion molecules but instead use an aggregate binding strength that is proportional to the cell surface.

Treg cells do not rely on mTOR activation for IL-2 receptor signaling but instead use an alternate PIM2-dependent pathway for IL-2 signaling, as STAT5 increases IL-2 through activation of PIM2.

Nassau County has never participated in DARE, but instead uses a federally financed program known as Great, for Gang Resistance Education and Training.

She also testified that when a claim was denied, she was forbidden to phone a policyholder, but instead used a time-consuming mailing system.

For instance, some founders did not ask for a deposit from their earliest customers but instead used a pay-on-delivery model until they achieved a track record.