As with other agricultural commodities, after 2002, there was a rise in the price of soybean oil, a fact that reduced substantially the margins of biodiesel processing plants.
In a telephone interview, Mr. Hooper said that the BBC must prove that statements in the "Top Gear" episode were either true or "fair comment," meaning an honest opinion on facts that are substantially true.
But Donald P. Salzman, a lawyer for Danial J. Williams, one of the former sailors, argued in a response filed this week that Mr. Ford's indictment and conviction was new information that substantially changed the facts of his client's case.
But it departs substantially on key doctrines, a fact that has often made it a target of hostility.
Of the three exceptions, the fact that E378A substantially weakens T1 tRNATyr and not tRNATyr is expected because the T1 mutation introduces a G51-C63 pair that forms an additional stabilizing contact with E378.
Despite the fact that infections substantially contribute to morbidity and mortality in patients with primary systemic vasculitis (PSV), data on risk factors and on the burden of specific infectious agents are scarce.
It involves identifying patients' dietary rules and highlighting the fact that they substantially impair their day-to-day life and maintain their eating problem, and so need to be targeted in treatment.
5 The fact that a substantially higher mortality rate in females persists even within DSS cases alone suggests that there is a biological component to this gender-associated risk, although this could still be influenced by behavioral factors such as time of presentation or differences in the type of care provided to girls and boys.
Basically, I asserted that Allais' effect was more important than his paradox, despite the fact that it was substantially less well documented and understood.
