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By definition, such a society can never be free in Machiavelli's sense of vivere libero, and hence is only minimally, rather than completely, political or civil.

Bloomberg calculates that the modest capital gain liability you will confront 16 years hence is only enough to knock a basis point or two off your effective return.

However, the staged expansion plan will lose the economies of scale and, hence, is only viable under projections of a low or moderate price inflation rate or high demand growth rate.

Secondly, the theory is based on an infinite region [8] and hence is only applicable to very dilute solutions where the particles are sufficiently far apart such that there is negligible thermal interaction between the particles.

Only one patient responded to placebo and, hence, is only included in the first (a) statistical analysis.

The reduced gain in darkness was highly dependent on the history of light exposure, and hence is only partially captured in Figure 3A because we returned to the dark condition after exposure to several backgrounds (see 'Recordings and light stimulation').

Communication and information activities, hence, are only one pillar when it comes to promote public support.

Baseline plasma GLP-1 levels are exceedingly low in fasted animals and hence are only marginally increased in the presence of DPP4 inhibition.

Some of the time-scale separation techniques are either based on a priori experimental information or eigenvalues of the Jacobian corresponding to the model and hence are only locally effective.

One study participant had the question about the use of dietary counseling services missing and hence was only included in the overall descriptives and was excluded from the rest of the analysis.

Hence it is only conventionally real.