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From their less intermittent samples, Kim and Polachek (1994) estimate a loss from home time of between 2 and 13%/year.

That darkness would become less intermittent and more pervasive, as both content and style, in the ensuing years.

In addition to displacing fossil fuels, which inadvertently help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve energy security, wave energy holds the benefit of being relatively less intermittent in nature than solar and wind.

The flirting became less intermittent and more obvious.

At 6 months, 26 out of 37 (70%) of symptoms scored, and at 12 months, 35 out of 61 (57%) of symptoms scored were of Grade ⩾2 urinary frequency (frequency at 2 3-h intervals or less), intermittent poor stream and dysuria on the LENT SOM system which may not have registered on the RTOG grading system.

This can make your control less intermittent and allow you to enjoy your game better.

Intermittent pacing produces a less advanced syndrome of heart failure than continuous pacing.

Although imperfect, this duration constraint helped to avoid inclusion of patients with a less well established diagnosis or very intermittent forms of GERD.

Drew et al. [ 17] observed such contrasting behaviour in response to climatic variations (drought) between different Eucalyptus hybrids i.e. an E. grandis x E. urophylla susceptible to drought with intermittent growth, and a less susceptible E. grandis x E. camaldulensis maintaining a continuous growth.

It is found that the satellite-derived continuous high ice concentration of the interior winter ice pack can only be captured when vertical oceanic mixing is modified in a way that less local, intermittent convection occurs.

A less familiar and unfortunate side effect of solar is that it is "intermittent".