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The reform process, which specified a long period of experimentation and voluntary action (1950 to 1962) and a correspondingly long period of implementation (1962 to 1972), was singularly well conceived to build planning into participation and practice.

The warning by the OECD comes just weeks after the International Monetary Fund claimed that insurers in Germany and Sweden were particularly vulnerable because they offer their clients long-term policies, sometimes more than 30 years, without holding assets of a correspondingly long duration.

Adaptive perfection by Fisherian gradualism requires long periods of time wherein "… a very slight selective effect acting for a correspondingly long time will be equivalent to a much greater effect acting for a proportionately shorter time" (R. A. Fisher 1921, in correspondence with S. Wright, quoted in Provine [1986], p. 247).

Lower Canada and the Rock have vied for ownership of Labrador since the first European settlers arrived, and the legal status of the Big Land has a correspondingly long and colourful history.

Furthermore, pre-Games paranoia about impending traffic jams and correspondingly long lift lines may have kept the crowds at bay, but the fact is, away from the actual competition sites, heavy movement is nonexistent on the hills and on the roads.

In the 1960s, when nearly half of pharmacists owned their own businesses (and put in correspondingly long hours)—and only 14% worked for chains the profession was 92% male.

Correspondingly, long-lived BxD strains exhibited higher Hao3 expression (r s = 0.366).

A correspondingly low prescription rate is expected.

This study shows that a large salamander genome has a correspondingly large genic component, primarily because genes have incredibly long introns.

As a result, the MS cycle in our analyses is dominated by long collection periods (>500 ms) and a correspondingly high duty cycle.

CONNIE WANG Connie attended the University of California at Berkeley, where there exists a long-standing disregard for fashion and a correspondingly strict adherence to dressing all frumpily.