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Higher ILRs lead to a greater frequency of time spent at maximum generation, but also a greater frequency and magnitude of large solar ramping events.

Global warming and the changing climate are likely to bring not only warmer average temperatures, but possibly also a greater frequency of extreme weather events, changing ice covers, and increased amounts of precipitation which contribute either indirectly or directly to human health.

We also observed a greater frequency of attempted suicides among those who live with parents or own family, and among married individuals.

The Aberdeen Clinic is community-based multi-disciplinary agency, and it also offers a greater frequency of prenatal care than available to the average pregnant woman in the area.

The neuroinvasive disease patients also reported a greater frequency of severe symptoms such as altered mental status (54%) and seizures (7%) than did the West Nile fever patients (15% and 0.7%; p<0.0001 and p<0.001, respectively).

As S. pyogenes causes a wider variety of human diseases than any other bacterial species, and possesses the largest number lineage-specific genes (381), we wanted to investigate the possibility that S. pyogenes also has a greater frequency of positive selection among its unique accessory genes.

Males and African-Americans were also found to have a greater frequency of Gram-positive infections, possibly due to specific chronic comorbid medical conditions [ 22].

Furthermore, the rGRP20 29 agents were particularly effective in restoring ejaculation, which is also autonomically mediated, resulting in a greater frequency of ejaculation not only in SPS-exposed males but also in unstressed control males (Fig. 4B).

Similarly, mutations in T35 were also very significantly associated with a greater frequency of MED compared with mutations in other T3 repeats (P=0.0009).

Interspecific competition not only restricted growth and survival but also shifted shoot architecture, resulting in a greater frequency of oaks with straight monopodial stems.

The need for more information and a greater frequency of updates has also been cited by other studies as a possible solution for reducing anxiety and promoting family members' sleep [ 4, 15, 27, 28].