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Intangible effects refer to mental and physical burdens patients suffer from and can hence not be measured monetarily.

The information with respect to vacation entitlements is only available for the waves 2000, 2005 and 2010 (see Table 5 in the Appendix) and can, hence, not be employed in the multiple imputation procedure.

Without any corrections, the small-world index can hence not be used to compare the small-worldness of different empirical networks.

Asters can hence not only form by self-assembly but also by non-dissipative self-assembly.

The large-scale functions on the cellular level can hence not be understood without understanding MT tip regulation and growth dynamics on the single-biopolymer scale.

Extra diagnostic evaluations can hence not be very cost-effective, although no formal analysis of uncertainty was performed (bootstrapping, or construction of acceptability curves) (Willan and Briggs, 2006).

Hence, the interpretability can therefore not be increased.

The prevalence of the disease and hence the predictive values can thus not simply be estimated [ 5, 6].

The question then becomes whether a circular account really can be informative and, hence, not vicious.

Here, and in future, positive constants, which can differ in time (hence: not a subject of precision) will be indicated with an M. On the other hand M is used to focus on the fact that the constant depends only on α, β, …  .

We can hence conclude that (i) not all species react similarly to fragmentation, (ii) the smallest sized species (P. phoxinus) is the least affected by fragmentation and (iii) there is a tendency for the intermediate-bodied species (L. leuciscus and G. gobio) to be the more affected.