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For example, whilst we found that increased experience with AChE tests led to decreased value being attributed to the test, often the same respondents who said they would not order a test also provided nuanced comments about its potential benefits.

For example whilst in France recently, I recieved both free Skype to Skype calls as expected as well as Skype in-calls from the UK i.e people called my local Skype UK number and only paid for the local call charge even though I was in France.

For example, whilst from the Middle Ages until the arrival of the potato in the 16th century the dominant feature of the Irish economy was the herding of cattle, the number of cattle a person owned was equated to their social standing.

This mapping is then utilised to propose the generalised social engineering attack templates that are representative of real-world examples, whilst still being general enough to encompass several different real-world examples.

The social engineering attack templates are converted to social engineering attack scenarios by populating the template with both subjects and objects from real-world examples whilst still maintaining the detailed flow of the attack as provided in the template.

Section 4 presents and discusses the numerical results for two test examples, whilst Sect. 5 includes the conclusions of this paper.

For example, whilst companies are free to choose any rate of depreciation for their assets, for tax purposes the government specifies the rate.

For example, whilst drum lines and gill nets are used on the east coast of Australia, there is no additional targeted fishing of large sharks in these areas.

For example, whilst all hummingbirds depend upon flower nectar to fuel their high metabolisms and demanding flight, coordinated changes in flower and bill shape have helped drive the formation of new species of both hummingbirds and plants.

For example, whilst the Talmud contains the blessing "who has not made me a non-Jew", Socrates similarly thanked fate that he was "a Greek and not a barbarian".

For example, whilst researching a story that I am working on, I was surprised to discover that the cuckoo weaver-finch, Anomalospiza imberbis, a widely-ranging grassland species that occurs south of the Sahara in Africa, is not represented in the Xeno-canto archives.