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This was mainly attributed to a "particularly significant spend on renovation of listed buildings".
But that might be partly attributed to a particularly aggressive radio campaign by the discipline team there, as well as greater interaction by the troops with the local population than in most missions, the spokesman for peacekeeping operations, Nick Birnback, said.
This result is attributed to a particularly effective repeated shuffle mechanism which occurs on the twinning plane.
While the present result for LPb (53 cells/600 μm) is consistent with that, rather more cells labelled from PAG (32 cells/600 μm) were found in this study, and this can be attributed to a particularly high value in experiment 3.
Younger travellers are at greater risk of infectious diseases which have been attributed to a higher susceptibility, particularly to vaccine-preventable diseases and greater exposure due to increased risk taking behaviours and travel to high-risk destinations [ 9, 32].
The extent of the secondary and tertiary flood plume frequency (i.e., fs and ft), rarely could be attributed to an individual river, particularly from wet tropics rivers which can merge into one heterogeneous plume.
Secondary and tertiary plume frequency (i.e., fs and ft) cannot always be attributed to an individual river, particularly in the case of wet tropics rivers, which can merge into one heterogeneous plume.
This difference can be attributed to the particularly low serum IgG(a) concentration of the one foal with failure of passive transfer.
Additionally, the importance of carrying out and reporting a sensitivity analysis was illustrated by the case of hypospadias where the weight attributed to one particularly large study had a nonnegligible influence on the results.
He added that part of the success could be attributed to the particularly weak third quarter in 2006, reflecting an ageing product line.
In this rural Kenyan community, where SCD often presents in early life as a mysterious and distressing disorder, blame is often attributed to mothers, particularly where more than one child is affected.
