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In Icelandic horses considered to be fit for a breed evaluation field test, plasma insulin levels increased not only due to increased concentrate intake as could be expected, but also to a considerable extent due to an increase in BCS.

This development is likely to be due to a considerable extent to a targeted funding strategy of the Ministry of Education and Research.

If its explanatory link to success is what makes know-how valuable, an upshot of my argument is that the value of know-how is due, to a considerable extent, to its being, or involving, a kind of propositional knowledge.

And yet to a considerable extent they seemed to control their time.

"And this was to a considerable extent related to the coral's genetic make-up".

But he underestimated the considerable extent to which academic literary criticism resembles a parlor game.

He also says the company has "incurred considerable costs and have had to invest considerable time" due to the dispute.

As expected, there was considerable attrition due to death.

Twitter's IPO valuation is based to a considerable extent on its ability to offer advertisers value.

Nevertheless, these ternary bronzes are considerable due to their composition.

To the extent that psychiatric rehabilitation and treatment are integrated, psychiatric rehabilitation may have to accommodate some coercion when psychiatric treatment requires it, such as in situations of considerable physical risk due to the mental illness.