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Hence, it certainly appears that long embargoes on green OA are coming to an end.

The origin of this is not yet well understood but these imperfections naturally lead to a variation in uniformity in the layer thicknesses and hence almost certainly reductions in reflectivity.

Hence, it certainly seems plausible to think that there is also a relationship between BMD and atherosclerosis in SLE, but the evidence is lacking [ 24].

More important, there were a number of other cases (9, 21%) in which the genotypes differed by at least two repeat units, and were hence almost certainly infections from outside the house.

Exports and hence profits would certainly be squeezed; some fear Japan may even be tipping back into recession (see article).

All known Upper Permian and some Lower Triassic procolophonoids had sharp teeth and hence were almost certainly either insectivorous or carnivorous, but Middle and Upper Triassic forms have broad, bulbous teeth that probably were used to process a herbivorous diet.

Hence, (de centralisation is certainly a key aspect of the ECEC system to be studied, especially with regard to its effect on access.

Hence, 2010 has certainly been a particularly notable year for global seismic activity.

MDT chose the histological examination of each lesion removed as reference standard; hence, lesions that certainly appeared benign by RIT were not resected and were accordingly excluded from the final analysis.

Not always for one another, of course — hence the confusion — but certainly for all but the grouchiest moviegoer.

Some of your board members may not see it this way, but the company certainly does; hence its interest in associating with you.