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It is therefore effectively incumbent upon them to oppose any policies that could reduce profitability.

Rogerson has his doubts: "When such materials are exported, the energy recovered from the waste does not contribute to UK renewable energy targets and is therefore effectively a lost resource".

The hitting frequency is therefore effectively amplified proportionally to the number of constituents.

In this latter scenario, treatment selection has no basis in published evidence and is therefore effectively random.

Although 'payment quality' is therefore effectively a crude form of case-mix adjustment, any differences between countries might reflect differences in exception reporting as well as differences in actual quality of care.

If an analytical solution of a problem can be found, its dependency on the controlling parameters (e.g., in the present case the size of the vitreous chamber, the viscosity of the fluid, and so forth) can be easily determined, without the need of computational simulations, and physical insight on the problem is therefore effectively obtained.

Hoey said it was a stakeholder in one of the shareholders in Marange miner Mbada Diamonds "and was therefore effectively in a joint venture with a sanctioned entity – the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation [ZMDC].

Prospective organ recipients are therefore effectively funding this hidden business.

We are assuming that our unemployed workers are, therefore, effectively exempted from any job-search requirements labor authorities may impose.

Predominantly black neighborhoods were "redlined"—meaning barred from receiving insured mortgages, and many African Americans were therefore effectively prevented from owning homes.

The data from one subject had to be discarded, as the fitted auditory variance of that subject was 98° and the subject was therefore effectively deaf with respect to the objective of our study.