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Increase in approval rating among blue collar workers was steeper than that of any other social group – its rate more than quadrupled (4.5 times) – and consequently, the proportion of blue collar workers among the entire supporters show rapid expansion.

By suppressing PKR in our TD model, we probably reduce neuronal loss due to apoptosis and, consequently, the proportion of damaged neurons.

In the vitellogenic ovary, a population of follicles were recruited into vitellogenesis, and consequently the proportion of follicles at the primary growth stage decreased.

Protein concentration, pH, ionic strength, and temperature affect this equilibrium and consequently the proportion of monomers and non-covalent dimers in solution (Aymard et al. 1996; Renard et al. 1998; Verheul et al. 1999; Mercadante et al. 2012).

If so, the magnitude of the group of high risk drinkers will be underestimated and consequently the proportion of alcohol related injuries attributable to a small group of heavy drinkers may be overestimated.

It should be noted that BD LSRII showed better resolution of Hoechst-positive parasites from the uninfected RBC population, and consequently the proportion of cells showing DNA loss as measured by this cytometer was slightly greater than that measured in the previous set of experiments using DAKO cytomation.

Therefore, the presence of well-studied genes in the subset lowers the average cosine value and, consequently, lowers the proportion of genes in the subset which have a cosine value above the threshold of 0.6 (necessary for calculation of LPv).

If the new splice variant is advantageous, selection might operate to optimize the new splice sites and consequently increase the proportion of the alternative splice variant (Schmitz and Brosius, 2011).

This occurs as δ increases for the square model, increasing the chance of identifying as neighbors 2 diagonally opposite points in the square lattice and consequently increasing the proportion of 45° angles observed in the distribution.

Last decades the SO2 emissions have decreased much more than those of NOx and consequently the SO2/NOx ratio reversed until reaching a current proportion of 1/3.

In other research, these factors have been associated with increased risk for poor infant outcomes and child developmental problems, and consequently, the results potentially underestimate the proportion of the total population of preschool children at risk of problems [ 10, 12- 19, 19, 52- 54].