In fact, degree-holders did not incur an "ecosystem service debt" at all when biomass from WS 5 was used to produce LLWP – instead, they saw an immediate increase in overall service provision.
Whether someone is subject to detention or restriction on their freedom of movement is an issue of fact and degree.
In fact, the degree of refinement was impressive throughout, from the polished look under the hood to the absence of rattles and squeaks one might excuse in a car that is still far from an assembly-line product.
In fact, the degree to which the outcome of the presidential contest may boil down to a handful of states -- or even metropolitan areas within those states -- was best illustrated by a scene on the tarmac in St . Louisthis morning.
In fact, the degree of the genetic difference correlated nicely with distance from the breeding ground -- eels from the Mediterranean had more in common genetically than with those from the North Sea, for instance.
In fact, the degree to which the author's language gains in liveliness when he criticizes his subject's work raises the question: Why does Levy believe that Minnelli's career merits this, the director's first full-length biography?
In fact, the degree of cyclization of poly(1) obtained at 180 °C attained the value 99%.
It only reflects the consequence of an empirical fact, the degree of concavity of individual utility functions.
As a matter of fact, the degree of conflict or harmony between two objectives can be measured by some methods.
While this assumption is largely valid based on the fact that degree awarding universities teach their students content sufficiently, there are instances where this assumption breaks down.
In fact, the degree of flexibility and reassurance an open source product offers is the very reason why PredictionIO pivoted away from a SaaS model and chose to open up its codebase.
