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They have discussed going to a no-huddle offense -- like the one the Colts used against them this past Sunday -- but Groh has indicated that because of the many personnel packages the Jets use, a no-huddle offense is not practical.

Chubu Electric and nine other Japanese power companies have also indicated that because of long-term production problems that have dogged the SMP, they will not now be taking any reprocessed fuel from Britain until at least the end of the decade – nearly 20 years after the plant was opened to serve the Japanese market.

The results indicated that, because of the lag, the maximum transverse deflections of both coupled tubes can be reduced.

Another male English language participant indicated that because of his religious beliefs (Muslim), his hygiene practice of washing after a bowel movement was a health practice protecting against colon cancer.

He indicated that because of the distances involved in getting enough manpower to combat the fire while it was still relatively small (the Tensleep CCC crews had to travel 165 mile), the fire was not contained enough to prevent the rapid spread that occurred when the weather front approached.

Several respondents indicated that because of the lack of financial motivation, village health committees are virtually dormant.

The documents do not say when the relationship between the agency and Mr. Loya-Castro began, but they indicate that because of his cooperation, the D.E.A. dismissed a 13-year-old conspiracy charge against him in 2008.

Documents released under the US freedom of information act indicate that because of the close relationship between the two countries British firms have won a greater slice, at least 15%, of the lucrative contracts to develop the hi-tech plane than might have been expected.

The experimental results indicate that because of the entrainment effect, the erosion depth of the substrate increases when the grade of the sliding mass increases.

The results indicate that because of the wind-blocking effect, the highest contraction ratio does not provide the best aerodynamic performance and the largest negative pressure, which is a counter-intuitive result.

Our data further indicate that because of the confounding influences of radial growth and short-term water dynamics on stem size, conventional methodology probably overstates the effect of water-linked meteorological variables (i.e. precipitation and relative humidity) on intra-annual tree growth.