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Once, this method might have precluded the economic flexibility of a tax namely, that the abatement effort can vary from polluter to polluter, according to cost.

It is shown that this method might have the drawback that the obtained model yields a poor description of the low-gain direction in the distillation plant.

This method might have a wider range of applications due to its insensitivity to uncertainties in the environment, such as the working distance, sample thickness, and substrate material.

But of course that could easily be the result of a 'random' non-fitness biased-- sampling process; which organisms would be declared ' non-fitnesshis method might have nothing to do with natural selection.

However, this method might have a broader application, as vitamin B2 is used in a wide range of products present at both the food and feed market [ 1].

The reason for this discrepancy is unclear, although differences in the method might have played a role.

However, the relatively high CV% of the method might have influenced the observed inter-individual variation to a limited extent.

That this selection method might have affected the results of epitope-mapping cannot be excluded.

This imputation method might have influenced the results in a conservative, negative direction.

This fact and the lack of a rigorously developed method might have hampered the national dissemination of most of the German documents.

Agreeing on a consensus interpretation of the methods might have influenced the interobserver results in this study to a better agreement, however the inter-agreement would still not be expected to be higher than the intra-agreement.