While corvids previously have been shown to be efficient predators of lemmings [ 18], it is a new finding that corvids respond locally to high lemming density in terms of a distinctly time-lagged switch to predation on bird eggs.
Four of the top five in the series, which England won 2-1 aftheirheir own crushing victories in the first and third Tests, had a distinctly moderate time of it, with only one half-century each.
The rise in popularity in craft brewing comes at a distinctly bleak time for the British pubs, with CAMRA estimating that 28 establishments are closing down every week in the UK.
Teachers with low experience have a distinctly tougher time successfully matching with schools, either good or bad.
If we were to try to understand David Cameron's big weekend purely on the basis of this image it would be safe to say he is having a distinctly average time.
As Andrew Bacevich, author most recently of Breach of Trust: How Americans Failed Their Soldiers and Their Country, makes clear in "Rationalizing Lunacy," O'Hanlon is part of a roiling mass of "policy intellectuals" who have given this country a distinctly hard time.
During hypoxia, a significant upregulation of VEGF mRNA, GLUT-1 mRNA and Glut-1 and Glut-3 proteins occurred with a distinctly different time course in the two cell lines.
However, the application of this unsupervised technique to classify data sets from multiple lymph nodes is complex and distinctly time prohibitive.
While bringing some big-city professionalism to a distinctly small-time operation, he says he is making enough money to support himself, and he has been able to assign some freelance work to a few underemployed former colleagues.
Consequently, in the study from Leypoldt and colleagues showing frontotemporal hypermetabolism, there was a distinctly shorter median time (median time was 10 weeks; range from 10 to 30 weeks) from the onset of the disease until FDG-PET imaging [ 24].
Analyses show distinctly time-dependent cross-wind dynamic properties.
