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If she decides to make a run for the presidency and Hillary signs are already appearing in Washington then Jeb can reap all the benefits of his name while incurring few of the costs.Deep in the shrubberyThe case for sticking with the Bush formula becomes even stronger when you look at the other Republican candidates.
This argument becomes even stronger when the limited number of patients who undergo these investigations is taken into consideration.
The case for the half tax becomes even stronger when you consider that, as The New York Times reported Friday, the bulk of Wall Street's profits this year are a direct result of public measures.
This duality became even stronger when Petronio entered, still wearing his suit, and helped lay down three of the dancers.
Those relationships become even stronger when ex-legislators move almost immediately into the private sector, exerting influence over their former colleagues.
The association became even stronger when controlling for adjusted family income, indicating that this difference was not mediated by income.
The correlation noted between transcript density and breakpoint occurrence became even stronger when chromosomal regions were considered rather than entire chromosomes.
Finally, the positive correlation between FST and discordance in continental replicabilities became even stronger when using the conservative strategy of keeping for analysis only the most reliable associations (with >50% replicability in both continents, Table 1).
The levels of serum S100A8/9 correlated significantly with S100A12 at baseline (r = 0.845, P < 0.0001), an association that became even stronger when adjusted for age and sex (r = 0.901, P < 0.0001).
Correlations become even stronger when using only the 26 associations from the more conservative set that includes associations with at least 50% replicability in each continent (see Methods and Table 2).
The association between acRPB1 and EGF became even stronger when we considered promoter acRPB1 occupancy (regardless of whether it was significantly higher than total RPB1 occupancy): 73% (35 of 48) of EGF genes had acRPB1 occupancy (p = 1E-8).
