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So, for example, a dull scientist in a spectacular lab probably would have a much higher index than a spectacular scientist working on someone else's projects in a dull lab.

The most important conclusion is that a much higher index of suspicion based on clinical findings is needed for timely detection of perinatal torsion.

Open image in new window Fig. 8 The results of the conspicuity index method applied to the two drawings with the same sign against a green forest and against a similar colored and cluttered wall showed much higher index angle (>42°) compared to the other stimulus (13.6°).

One of the ways to obtain the polymer material, having the same properties as a polymer matrix but much higher refraction index, is to make the nanocomposites, introducing into the polymer matrix nanoparticles with the size much less than the wavelength of light, with much higher index of refraction.

Northern Ireland has a much higher Individualism index and a much lower Power Distance index than the other countries.

The reason is that zirconium dioxide has a much higher refractive index than silver: in other words, light slows down and bends more when travelling through zirconium oxide than when travelling through silver.

It is important to note that GFW presents a much higher selectivity index (SI) value than the three mentioned chemotherapeutic agents.

As shown in Figure 4B, intraepithelial CD8+ T cells showed a much higher labelling index for Ki-67 (7% in median) than peritumoral CD8+ T cells did (1% in median), indicating presumable tumour-specific reactivity of intraepithelial T cells.

The most obvious symptoms of chilling damage was about 80%% of leaf defoliation in the 2-year-old K. obovata, which resulted in a much higher cold damage index compared with that of other tree ages (P < 0.05).

The prevalence of a high violence index was further stratified by city as shown in Table 3. Chicago had a much higher prevalence of high violence index respondents than both New York City and Los Angeles (11.24% vs. 8.18% vs. 8.48%, p < 0.001).

As OF jumping was very skewed and leptokurtic because of a much higher value of B6-Chr3MSM, thindexdex seemed to affect the factor structure inappropriately and was excluded from this analysis.