Russian is more widespread, with 85% claiming fluency in the same census.
Whereas roughly a quarter of companies invested in supply chain carbon management training for staff back in 2009, now this is more widespread, with 63% of companies ensuring their staff have the skills to move towards lower carbon procurement practices.
Yet, in surveys, the company found the appeal was more widespread, with two-thirds of British consumers saying they would be willing to book a meal at a local's home abroad.
The effect on glycogen was more widespread, with significant increases and decreases, indicating a sex- and line-specific response to the clock shift (Figure 8C).
The difference between the sampling strategies is weak; the average t1 primarily matters, though the exponential distribution shows the greatest effect primarily because the distribution of times is more widespread with such sampling schemes with long tails (truncation in t1 = 0.2 like other time sampling schemes provides similar results for the three distributions; results not shown).
However, with very few exceptions the oral hygiene condition has been described as poor with accumulation of plaque and calculus being more widespread with increasing age [ 2].
The expression of Cidec/ Fsp27 is more widespread, with high levels in WAT and moderate levels in BAT and skeletal muscle[ 3, 20].
Although PAM/Endo also accumulated in puncta surrounding the nucleus (Fig. 4e), its distribution was more widespread, with tiny puncta of staining distributed throughout the cell.
Regulation seems to be more widespread in New Jersey, with ordinances in many towns, including Park Ridge, Tenafly, Manalapan, Bridgewater, Rumson and Brielle.
Even though the giant lemurs have disappeared from these locations, while the smaller species survive in the forest patches that remain, the subfossil remains indicate that the living species used to be more widespread and coexisted with the extinct species.
