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Sandy Chen of Cenkos Securities said the UK stress tests would be harder for Lloyds to pass, as they would be based on a bigger fall in house prices.

Thus he gets a payout based on a bigger principal value, plus make-up payments, too.

Further long-term studies based on a bigger sample size, more representative of the orthodontic population, are necessary to confirm these results.

In October 2011 Nissan North America reported that based on a bigger sample of 7,500 Leafs on the U.S. roads, the typical driver averages 37 mile a day and the average trip length is 7 mile, measured as the distance between power on and power off.

(1996, 1999) proposed a similar ready/nonready aerobic categorization but using a PLS model based on a bigger training set (894 substances) and 127 predefined substructures.

Perhaps the other question is: Given Sphero's high-profile work with Disney, what's the selling point of a Sphero-branded product like this one, when it isn't based on a big-budget movie or beloved character?

Based on a big-think initiative that began more than a decade ago, the "i" cars are intended as a response to predictions that congested cities will make things difficult for the cars of the future.

The Irish game at that time was based on a big kicking game and aggressive forward play.

"But experience teaches us that approaching spectator soccer in this country based on a big budget that is dependent on high attendance is very risky.

He had been writing a novel entitled La Boda de Eduardo, or Edward's Wedding, based on a big Mexican wedding he had attended.

After intensive reading and study, he had concluded that the Communist system in which he had thrived was based on a big lie.