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In the wake of the earthquake and tsunami that overwhelmed the Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan, and as workers continue battling the second and third-degree effects of the disaster, important questions are being raised about the future of nuclear energy in the United States.

In the chlorination to the second degree, steric effects of the additional chlorine in product lead to much higher reaction barrier for radical substitution.

The high mortality among women is partly explained by glucose intolerance/diabetes and to a lesser degree, the effects of hypertension.

Genomically based perturbations to the development of the human social brain are thus apparently mediated to a notable degree by effects of variation in gene copy number.

Ineffably tender, they conjure to a remarkable degree the effect of the finished paintings within embryo form, as suggested by the 1995 "Study for Water Lilies".

For Kenya, recent studies looking at the degree of effect of such factors are lacking.

The use of various scales was intended to provide insight into the degree of effect of treatment on patients' lives.

The degree and effect of transferability is often difficult to assess.

Takiya et al. also only found a small and insignificant degree of effect of 0.04 for behavioural interventions in their meta-analytic review of antihypertensives (16 studies).

Additionally, most of these patients were converted due to a physician perception that there was a limited degree of effect, or duration of effect, from their previous therapy (Avastin or Lucentis).

This interpretation can cancel out, to some degree, the unknown effects of various factors in comparison.