Stratification by duration of employment accentuated small numbers of patients and controls in each occupation or industry category, which lead to wide confidence intervals.
This difference was more accentuated at small numbers of main SNPs (1000 to 2000) to select QTL-haploblocks, and remained almost unchanged up to 6000 main SNPs.
Conversely both temperatures and concentration values are accentuated with increasing Schmidt number.
Speaker Miller, who publicly backed the bill only recently after insisting on a number of changes, accentuated the positive yesterday.
She suggested using large index cards, highlighted to accentuate points and numbered to avoid losing their order.
To accentuate this, a number of reporting guidelines have been developed to which corporations are expected to report on to bring about fairness, transparency and truthfulness (Rrynolds and Yuthas, 2008), such as global reporting initiatives (GRI), SA (Social Accountability, International Labor Standards) or the triple bottom line.
This problem could be accentuated in Mexico by the growing number of missing and killed persons during the last years, along with clandestine graves discovered in different parts of the country.
According to Bernhard Ridderbos, van der Weyden accentuated the theme by "restricting the number of the dead and treating them almost as individuals.
Although a number of studies have accentuated the role of psychological factors in unexplained environmental intolerances [ 23- 28] evidence regarding a psycho-physiological process underlying this phenomenon is still scarce and consensus on a conceptual framework is lacking.
It will accentuate your figure nicely.
As surface permeability decreases, runoff is usually accentuated by the development of a greater number of more closely spaced channels, and thus F s, D d, and I f tend to be higher.
