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However, a disadvantage is that the researcher does not have control over the data collection and consequently not of the data quality either.

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The resulting frequency distribution was consequently not representative of the deposition of pollen onto leaves.

He said that when individual Code Authority members had suggested that the depiction of the act of smoking be abandoned in commercials, "President Wasilewski intervened with the argument that such a proscription was 'premature,' that it would drastically reduce the appeal of cigarette advertising, and consequently not be of benefit to broadcasters".

Since a sign of consent would be coerced, and consequently not a sign of consent if not making it is impossible or very costly, it follows that every sign of tacit consent, like residence in a state, must be such as to allow people to make the sign, while withdrawing their consent by making some cheap and easily performed sign of dissent.

Second, respondents were volunteers concerned about their health, and consequently not fully representative of the general population (farmers, farm workmen, craftsmen and tradesmen are not seen by the preventive medical centres).

The terms complementary and alternative medicines (CAM) generally refer to practices that are not integral parts of conventional or orthodox medicine, and are consequently not taught as part of the archetypal medical education curriculum [ 1].

Arguably, some animals may have been culled before becoming positive, which would result in an underestimation of beta (especially in beef herds with a higher replacement rate); however, animals culled prior to detection were, consequently, not considered as sources of infection at the subsequent estimation of beta, which would result in an overestimation of the parameter.

One could not proceed ad infinitum (as an Aristotelian, Avicenna accepts only a potentially infinite series of causes) and could consequently not explain the actual existence of a thing: the thing would still be possible and therefore non-existent.

Homer, too, recalls this fact: "From the land of the Heneti, whence the breed of the wild mules". Again, Dionysius,19 the tyrant of Sicily, collected his stud of prize-horses from here, and consequently not only did the fame of the Henetian foal-breeding reach the Greeks but the breed itself was held in high esteem by them for a long time.

The relative intensity of the G-band feature around ∼1520 1560 cm−1 (G−) and the linewidth of the G′-band decrease monotonically with ρ where the former dependence is probably due to charge transfer (promoted by sonication induced pH decrease/solubilisation) and consequently not an unambiguous indication of solubilisation.

Although Washington has been criticized by many historians for sending additional troops to reinforce the redoubts on Long Island, it was clear to both Washington and the Howes that the Americans had successfully blocked the East River against major shipping by sinking ships in the channel, and that he was consequently not risking the entrapment of additional men.

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