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As discussed during the interviews, shipping lines experience congestion, delays, and comparatively fewer opportunities to have dedicated/liner-own terminals in Kelang.

Interestingly, the transnational corporation Monsanto (the prime global GM cultivar selling corporation) tended to offer similar and comparatively fewer numbers of maize cultivars.

The present studies mainly adopted qualitative methods to describe the impacts of political events on oil price fluctuation, and comparatively fewer studies have quantitatively estimated the impact of political instability on the oil prices.

In other words, the industry puts out a lot of not-so-diverse shows and movies that don't do so well, and comparatively fewer ones that are successful while better representing the makeup of the U.S. In film, the positive association between diversity and income held up even when individual budgets were taken into account, and regardless of genre.

"Prior to the recession," Bagger said, "tourists spent much more freely". Stephen Brown, director of the Center for Business and Economic Research at University of Nevada, Las Vegas, said Nevada was poised to take advantage of a healthier U.S. economy — with its proximity to California and comparatively fewer economic regulations.

These may well reflect different survival strategies adopted between the two kingdoms, i.e. plants evolved sessile systems with P450 enzymes with more diverse and essential roles, while animals developed higher order sensory and locomotor systems, and comparatively fewer P450s [ 4].

It describes a world in which there are lots of savings and comparatively few attractive places to invest them.

Gainsborough was not methodical in keeping sitter books, and comparatively few of the portraits in the early years in London are dated.

Imam Mohammed, deposed by a revolutionary junta in September, has no aircraft, no fleet, no armor and comparatively few automatic weapons.

However, the rate of home ownership is fairly high, some two-thirds of dwellings being owner-occupied (a marked increase from 1970, when only about half were owner-occupied), and comparatively few owner-occupied homes carry mortgages (though the proportion of mortgages has increased as home ownership has grown).

One of the most relevant features of graphs representing real systems is community structure, or clustering, i.e. the organization of vertices in clusters, with many edges joining vertices of the same cluster and comparatively few edges joining vertices of different clusters.