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Even though phase data are generated each time and contain potentially very useful information, they cannot be put to clinical use because of the effects of background magnetic fields.

"Most of the patina occurs early in use because of the oxidation layer which gradually forms.

But despite the availability of better technologies, many older models remain in use because of the high price of upgrading.

The standard graphical desktop interface is hard for couch dwellers to use because of the small fonts and many tiny buttons.

His plan to transform the U.S.O.C., he said, could not be put into use because of "the absence of sufficient organizational resolve and commitment".

This is also a defense I could use because of the thousands of people who never saw my cheat on my fourth-grade math test.

Both OnAir and AeroMobile want to sign up American carriers but are concerned that Congress may ban in-flight cellphone use because of the noise issue.

This selection process is called adoption, and publishers compete to have their books adopted for use because of the large volume of sales that are thus guaranteed.

But recently some network executives have begun to protest loudly against the forced competition of the sweeps, a system they use because of the needs of their local and affiliated stations.

Nice had warned Roche in April that it could not sanction the drug for NHS use because of the cost, and called on the Swiss-based company to think again.

Last week, the Britain said it was considering the use of vaccines to contain the outbreak, a reversal of its previous policy against their use because of the long-term impact on exports.