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And most consumers who supply documentation, Mr. Pratt added, include only standardized forms offered on a credit bureau's Web site, rather than extensive documentation of their own.

And if a person can deliver players like that, he can often parlay that talent, rather than extensive coaching credentials, into a job as an assistant.

It's similar to the laissez-faire argument for pure cash transfer payments to the poor, rather than extensive social services or specific development initiatives.

The filmmakers wanted flexibility and control over their environment, so rather than extensive shooting on location Mr. Ferretti and his team built large sets on a soundstage at Shepperton Studios near London.

Rather than extensive government regulations, a group of biologists, physicians and even lawyers came together at the Asilomar Conference on Recombinant DNA to discuss the potential biohazards and regulation of biotechnology and to draw up voluntary guidelines to ensure the safety of recombinant DNA technology.

This could argue in favour of proposed activation mechanisms that are based on modifications of residues by nitrosylation in the catalytic region rather than extensive conformational changes [32].

As repression of SIK3 alone resulted in a mild extension of mitosis (Supplementary Figure S2A) rather than the extensive cell death induced by inhibition of classic mitotic kinases such as PLK1, SIK3 probably may not be a very effective stand-alone target.

Rather than providing extensive lesson ideas, we want to let the photographs speak for themselves.

In birds and mammals, keratinized cells are shed in pieces that are sloughed off, rather than in extensive layers.

Rather than have extensive annual discussions on expenditure allocations in Scotland and Wales, a formula was devised as a percentage of total expenditure for each of the countries.

Built in the 14th century, it was the favourite residence of King Pedro, although he may have appreciated its strategic location rather than the extensive views in every direction which are more appealing to modern visitors.