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It says gas projects should be considered during the transition to a lower carbon intensity power mix, while coal and oil-fired power plants should be exceptionally considered "if cleaner technologies are not available for well-founded energy security or affordability reasons".
This is exceptionally high, considering that ∼15% of incident TB is extrapulmonary in most high burden countries [2].
NEAT2/MALAT-1 is exceptionally conserved, considering that noncoding RNAs typically have less evolutionary constraints placed on their primary sequence than protein-coding genes [ 32].
Mr. Bernanke's testimony was exceptionally brief, considering the enormous stakes involved, a mere nine paragraphs, much of it devoted to a recapitulation of the growing crisis and how it took shape.
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Therefore, the observation of two different molecules at exactly the same site by pure chance would be exceptionally improbable considering the extremely low concentration used in our experiments, which argues for the existence of stable structural traps in the nucleus.
Reynolds is exceptionally skilled at placing records in a considered cultural context.
"One comprised the suspicious circles, which had once been small, but now were exceptionally broad, who considered the self-evident lesson of the 1960s and the low, dishonest war that defined the decade to be the imperative to question authority, unsettle ossified norms, and expose dissembling leaders—a new, higher patriotism for the 1970s".
"One comprised the suspicious circles, which had once been small, but now were exceptionally broad, who considered the self-evident lesson of the 1960s and the low, dishonest war that defined the decade to be the imperative to question authority, unsettle ossified norms, and expose dissembling leaders — a new, higher patriotism for the 1970s".
This is exceptionally mainstream.
