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In the old days there was good money to be made, leading sometimes to accusations of fight fixing known as 'barneying', as well as community status through winning championships and participation in the various wrestling training academies.

Due to experimental constraints, most comparisons cannot be made, leading to a sparse observation matrix H = { H i j }.

While the cumulative effect of these mutations is captured in the model, with a single mutant haplotype predicted to establish at generation 91 (inferred fitness 0.12), no distinction between the two haplotypes can be made, leading to a clear discrepancy in the haplotype plot (Fig. 2g).

With inverted fingerprints, we see that experts find it more difficult to ignore the task-irrelevant half when it is incongruent and conflicts with the response they should be making, leading to a decrease in d' for those trials.

The numbers tell most of the story: 47 were injured, 33 of them police officers; 31 arrests were made, leading to 29 being charged; £15,000 of damage was done inside the stadium; and £45,000 worth of damage was done on a train going back to London.

Large structural changes were made leading to multiple analogs with comparable or improved potency.

Mr. Sants acknowledged that mistakes were made leading up to the financial crisis.

It was months after the incident before any arrests were made, leading to talk that the town was more interested in covering up something unseemly.

Tissue engineering techniques are being applied to bladder regeneration, and considerable advances have already been made leading to in vivo animal experimentation, the results of which are very encouraging.

Citi and its rivals are reacting to a period when credit standards were very loose, and many poor loans were made, leading to the current round of multibillion-dollar write-offs.

Unfortunately, the debate has generated far more heat than light, often because the facts are ignored or unhelpful comparisons are made, leading to a number of common misconceptions and myths.