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Nevertheless, provincial broadcast media have always carried a significant amount of local content, much of it of high quality, which undoubtedly has helped Newfoundlanders and Labradorians to retain their identities and strong sense of place.

Both pieces could probably have found a wider audience elsewhere, but here they're subject to the rigorous academic process of peer review, which undoubtedly has a purifying effect on their arguments.

Experts notoriously critique our generation, deeming us "Generation Stress," which undoubtedly has merit.

So far, humans have hardly touched these deep canyons, which undoubtedly has allowed the life there to flourish.

Reduced Vmax connotes a reduction in the enzyme ability to hydrolyze ATP in vitro, which undoubtedly has physiological implications in the regulation of transmembrane cation transport in the erythrocytes.

One of the strengths of this study is that it includes socioeconomic variables such as the deprivation index or the percentage of the immigrant population per nurse, which undoubtedly has an impact on the care given to the population.

Nobody is perfect, of course: a reform group in India found that a hundred and fifty-three newly elected members of Parliament had criminal cases pending against them, many of which undoubtedly have the makings of decent Bollywood musicals.

The advertised price of this tablet was $2,200 in 2002, which undoubtedly had something to do with the low adoption rate.

All of the above seems to lead to the conclusion that over the last twenty years we were in fact dealing with a progressing "Copernican Revolution" in the field of biomedicine, which undoubtedly had positive effects.

Yet when Kojima Productions decided to use its Fox Engine to create a self-contained narrative game (which undoubtedly had nothing to do, whatsoever, with what Silent Hills would've been) any value it had as marketing, exclusively, fell away.

It is based entirely on use of the chemical inhibitors of glycan synthesis which undoubtedly have off-target effects.