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Our analysis assigns higher GHG emissions to degraded peatlands than previous reports, mostly owing to a larger area of managed organic soils in the tropics.

But the figures suggest that the fall in the number applying to university since last year is mostly owing to a glut of applications in 2010 in anticipation of the fees rise.

These are darker, deeper, and more extracted than the California wines, mostly owing to a cooler climate and a longer growing season.

Increases in total bilirubin levels, mostly owing to an increase in unconjugated bilirubin, were observed during faldaprevir treatment.

The campaign's success is mostly owed to a guy behind the scenes who Broken Lizard fondly refers to as the "Cambridge Analytica" of crowdfunding.

Despite a shaky start -- mostly owing to the fact that moderator Mike Fleming asked a torrent of questions about De Niro's work in "The Deer Hunter," his first Universal feature, that the actor didn't seem all that interested in answering -- Apatow and De Niro had a good rapport during the panel, discussing everything from personal failures to the future of digital filmmaking.

NSCLC not otherwise specified (NOS) was diagnosed in 26.6 % of patients following revision by a second pathologist, mostly owing to the low differentiation of carcinoma.

Its launch, last Wednesday, was presented as a major media event, mostly owing to the participation of Al Franken, whose three-hour daily program, in homage to Fox's Bill O'Reilly, is called "The O'Franken Factor".

Biological-CO2 mitigation, triggered through biological fixation, is considered a promising and eco-sustainable method, mostly owing to its downstream benefits that can be exploited.

The plan to use barges to host vast floating retail spaces for showcasing tech caused a frenzy of media excitement last year, mostly owing to initial mystery about what on earth the barges were for.

Greens have staged protests and opinion polls show that a majority of voters are opposed to the plan, mostly owing to fears of oil spills.Both the front-running parties in next month's election are sceptical about the project's merits.