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In some of her recent books (most notably the 1995 novel "Another You" and the 1991 collection of stories, "What Was Mine") this has resulted in dense, affecting fictions distinguished by a Chekhovian awareness of time and consequence, but in this volume it more often results in cloying, contrived attempts to editorialize.
Consequently a discrepancy in distance estimates more often results in partitioned network topology.
Clinically, it is important to recognise whether a catheter infection exists at the exit site, since it has a greater risk of not responding to antibiotics and more often results in catheter removal [51, 52].
Although nutrient loading can result in eutrophication and mass mortality of seagrasses, it more often results in subtle alterations of abiotic conditions which, by themselves, are insufficient to drive widespread seagrass mortality.
Indeed, it seems that mixed reasoning is literally a mixed bag but more often results in students choosing incorrect answers.
More consistent is the finding that mastectomy more often results in compromised body image than does breast conserving treatment [ 4, 13, 28].
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If shale gas wells fade faster than expected, energy companies will have to drill more wells or hydrofrack them more often, resulting in more toxic waste.
It is what doctors call a delayed hypersensitivity reaction, more often resulting from application of topical substances, like perfumes, that can induce allergic reactions.
Yet, black New Yorkers are more likely to get summonses because police are stopping them more often, resulting in criminal records which make it more difficult for them to get jobs.
During the 1990s, for example, worldwide famine (epidemic failure of the food supply) more often resulted from complex social and political issues and the ravages of war than from natural disasters such as droughts and floods.
So this change should mean that Netflix viewers will rate more shows more often – resulting in more data for Netflix.
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