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This impedes clinical management and is in great part due to mobility restrictions that accompany the neuroimaging of gait.

The weakness of wages is in great part due to the continued slack in the labour market, which has limited workers' ability to win larger wage gains.

The paucity in our understanding of what regulates the drug resistance phenotype and establishing a predictive indicator is, in great part, due to the lack of adequate ex vivo lymphoma models to accurately study the effect of microenvironmental cues in which malignant B and T cell lymphoma cells arise and reside.

Revenues were up 26% to $11.9 billion, in great part due to added synergies from the company's $18.4 billion acquisition of Cadbury.

Acquisitions are becoming increasingly complicated, as the failed Groupon deal and the sky-rocketing valuation of internet start-ups (in great part due to trading in private company stock through secondary markets) make clear.

The differences among different groups of vocational education teachers according to gender, career level and school type were significant in several cases, in spite of the fact that these significant differences are in great part due to the large sample size.

The entire week in Provins was great success, in large part due to the organization and tireless hospitality of two individuals: Susan Boynton and Luc Duchamp, the longtime director of the Fonds ancien et Archives de Provins.

After seven years as an effeminate teenager in an all-boys' school, university had been a time of much greater freedom in large part due to the presence of women.

Further analyses showed that this was in large part due to greater decline among older men (age 76 to 84 years).

Functional programming languages, which have classically been something of a curiosity of academics and some dedicated enthusiasts, have now become more widely popular through languages like Scala and Haskell, in large part due to greater recognition of their value for handling web applications.

He declined, citing loyalty to the Middle East, but his decision was in large part due to the greater operational freedom and status he enjoyed in North Africa.