The flagella were still able to synchronize their beating, even when the two flagella naturally beat at substantially different rates.
However, the resection rate within the oxaliplatin-treated subgroup in First BEAT is substantially higher than seen in N016966, which could suggest that First BEAT investigators chose to use oxaliplatin-based regimens in patients with potentially resectable disease.
The performance substantially beat analysts' forecasts.
The state-by-state polling averages have performed very well in recent years, but that is not likely to have been the case in, for example, 1980, when Ronald Reagan substantially beat his polls on Election Day.
Over the same decades, the war has ravaged communities of color, the number of racial minorities and women on the beat has increased substantially, and the NBPA has been the "conscience of the criminal justice system".
A report by the Institute for Supply Management said the health of the manufacturing sector was at its highest level in three years, substantially beating Wall Street expectations.
The most notable recent case of a candidate substantially beating his polls on Election Day came in 1980, when national surveys had Ronald Reagan only two or three points ahead of Jimmy Carter, and he won in a landslide instead.
"Opinions of police went up very substantially in beats where there was a lot of participation," Mr. Skogan said Crime rates fell citywide, though they did nationwide as well.
It connected to the heart externally, weighed 45kg (100lb) and was powered by a 12-volt battery that had to be lugged around on a cart and recharged every 72 hours.Since the 1950s pacemakers, which use electrical impulses to regulate a beating heart, have shrunk substantially, as have their power packs.
Mr. Romney's margin of victory is fairly similar to that projected by polls, although technically both he and Mr. Santorum beat their polls while Newt Gingrich substantially underachieved his.
