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With this tendency toward stylization in architectural sculpture, it is not surprising to find that three-dimensional, representational sculpture was progressively going out of fashion.

Beyond 80 years of age, women had higher survival estimates than men, with this tendency continuing beyond 105 years where the survival curve converged to each sex.

On average, all molars overerupted during the observation period with this tendency being more prominent though not statistically significant in the nonretention molars.

Since the most recent distributed hydrological models rely even more on an accurate representation of landscape features, improving PTFs with the inclusion of topographic variables is in line with this tendency.

Concerns associated with this tendency were raised by UNESCO in the 2005 Global Monitoring Report on EFA, titled 'Education for All: The quality imperative' (UNESCO 2004), which highlighted that the rapid global pursuit of universalising access to education and increasing enrolment rates (a key target of EFA) was jeopardizing quality provision in many countries.

Deformational features of the core samples (Figure 2a,b) are also consistent with this tendency.However, an abrupt increase in both IC value and illite peak intensity was observed just above the fault core (41.10 to 41.26 mbgs; two red points in Figure 5a): the IC value is 0.62 Δ°2θ and the peak intensities are approximately 2,239 to 2,269 cps.

Because of correlations with smoking, this tendency for the lower SES groups to experience lower radon levels may underlie the negative association between radon levels and lung cancer rates in a well-known ecological study based on US Counties.

To engage with and counter this tendency, artist-curators Eleanor Wright and Sam Watson have ordered a series of installations that move between the historic grandeur of Durham Castle and the arty ambience of Newcastle's Drop City gallery.

The incidence of SAH increases with age, and this tendency is of peculiar note given the recent aging of the population.

However, it appears that prokaryotic and eukaryotic genomes have single-copy RNase H1 with dsRHbd and this tendency might be explained by functional redundancy within individual genomes.

Unlike ER, however, there was only a low tendency for PR to be associated with smaller carcinomas and with older patients, but this tendency was not statistically significant.