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The author concluded that this result arises whenever exports are dependent on imports or when a certain component of an export product is imported.

This result arises due to the equal contribution of inductive and capacitive coupling in (11) and equal current and voltage amplitude in the feedline.

Another possible explanation for this result arises from the remote testing situation: students could implement strategies, such as taking notes, making screenshots, or other means to increase accuracy.

This result arises because ex post non-convexities, and the uncertainties associated with the invasion and its magnitude, can create ex ante non-convexities that generate multiple optimality candidates.

This result arises because in the altruistic model, conditional on remitting, an increase in the recipient's income together with an equal decrease in the donor's income unambiguously causes a decrease in the same amount in the transfer paid to the recipient.

We show that this result arises from the relevance of correlations beyond the first neighborhood, in particular from topological traps formed by links between nodes of different degrees in regions with few or no redundant paths.

This result arose principally due to a dominance of exotic plants in alkaline soils.

The possibility of this result arising from artifacts during the experimental procedure has been considered by performing an "ad hoc" experiment in which serum samples from two closely related, but clearly differentiated patients were mixed in equal proportions and the resulting mixture was subjected to the same experimental procedure used in the previous analyses.

We believe that this result arose from residual hemicellulose bound to the lignin fraction (see Methods).

This result arose because the higher costs per woman in comparison with surveillance and, to a much lesser extent, with biopsy and recall, were more than offset by the increased yield of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (table 1).

This somewhat counterintuitive result arises from the fact that low and moderate frequency mutations that are strongly deleterious are overwhelmingly likely to be lost.