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Clinical trials on conventional analgesics were thus referred, in which the average pain reduction rate was 70% in the treatment group and 30% in the placebo group.
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A temporally determinate prospective possibility may not be realized at the time to which it refers, in which case it ceases to be a possibility.
Hence, artworks require interpretation and interpreting them amounts to understanding what they refer to, in which way, and within which systems of rules.
Here is the section of The End of Faith that Maher was referring to, in which I provide five pages of quotations from the Qur'an.
These are the indices to which Phillips referred in his speech.
This was in the same year to which George Orwell referred in the now-classic book, Nineteen Eighty-Four.
We also apply for the MiRii routing metric which is referred in (3) in our.
I keep coming back to the issue to which I referred in the last paragraph.
All phylogenetic tree questions used during class and for assessments referred to cladograms, in which only branching patterns have meaning.
In my region, there is no cardiologist, zero, so I have to refer in other regions, which is difficult.
When then we refer to ligand receptor "pairs," we refer to incidence in which a ligand is linked to one of its receptors.
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