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It is seen from the histogram, that (6be more often during Pc3n _D) intervals than during the Pc3n _L) intervals and for the general sample.

Patients with daytime sleepiness in this study showed moderate to severe insomnia less often according to the SDS, in comparison to those patients without daytime sleepiness (37.8% vs 75.0%), suggesting that patients with moderate to severe insomnia might be more often awake in PCUs during the daytime.

The target temperature was more often reached during transport in the servo-control group (80 vs. 49%, P < 0.001) and in a shorter time (44 ± 31 vs. 63 ± 37 min, P = 0.04).

Planetary wave oscillations in the equatorial ionosphere are more often observed during non-SSW periods, as have been well established from numerous investigations in recent years (see for example, Forbes and Leveroni 1992; Chen 1992; Pancheva et al. 2003; Takahashi et al. 2009; Abdu et al. 2006, 2015a).

Weekly meetings (that were more often daily during the explosive days in late 2008 and early 2009 when the economy was in free-fall) bring the executive team together to share their progress on hitting goals.

The women of that generation also tended to be younger when they, people in their environment or the doctor thought that their family was complete, they were less likely to have a career, serious congenital abnormalities were more often missed during pregnancy, childhood mortality was higher and IVF more problematic.

In contrast, men are more often infected during occupational activities than women (21.54% vs. 5.26%).

Whites were more often assessed during winter/spring and had higher amount of VAT than blacks.

Furthermore, cues and concerns were more often expressed during later phases of consultations in recent years.

Non-survivors were more often admitted during the day (54%) and the week (68%).

Biting midges of the C. pulicaris group were more often collected during spring and summer 2007 in discrete locations.