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They haven't pushed investment trusts, which don't pay commission, but which are generally cheaper to buy.

Stream water quality can be analyzed by chemical and biological indicators, but which are generally evaluated separately.

It deconstructs the rumbustious 1990s, when inner conflicts of the sort that always beset science but which are generally hidden from the public were made manifest.

He also employs technical analysis and speaks favorably of market timing, both of which he finds useful in making shorter-term tactical decisions, but which are generally irrelevant investment techniques to value investors.

Similarly, NGOs can advocate for formative and evaluative research on programs that address major health problems, but which are generally a low priority for funding agencies.

"A number of them were built around light courts, which was common in the days before air-conditioning but which is generally regarded as an inefficient floorplate today.

This purports to be the best explanation of the universe beyond the Standard Model of physics that describes all known particles and forces, but which is generally acknowledged to be incomplete.

Corporations, artists, designers, and more all take part in a process that is known by several names, but which is generally recognized now under the name of "design fiction".

There were differing time points after therapy at which serological outcomes were determined, but which were generally consistent with clinical guidelines for monitoring [ 41].

Arousal, on the other hand, involves an attention orienting response, which affects our physiological state and action readiness, but which is generally thought to be undirected/non-referential.

But the 757s, which are generally tolerated on shorter, domestic routes, tend to bring out claustrophobia in passengers on long-haul flights.