In America, if a company lasts 35 years, it becomes on average ten times as productive and employs ten times as many people.
When carbonic anhydrase is inhibited by 100 µM benzolamide, the pH-nose in bipolar cell terminals becomes on average significantly larger (control - blue trace; benzolamide - red trace).
The ICER becomes on average €44 100/LYG or €56 600/QALY gained.
The higher the phylogenetic distance to the target species, the larger the T m difference becomes on average for all methods, but also the gap between maxAlike and Freq/ NN increases.
He discovered that the primes became, on average, sparser the further out he looked and that this dwindling obeyed a simple, logarithmic law.
Texas put Ted Cruz in the Senate not because someone redrew Texas' state lines, but because Texas voters became, on average, more conservative.
But whereas e-books from the Big Six became, on average, more expensive under the agency model, data from Smashwords, another indie distributor, show that since Apple gave its publishers agency terms, the average price of their titles in the iBookstore has fallen by 25%.
In addition, four of the species became on average 25% to 57% smaller over the 17 years, as larger individuals were snared by nets.
The findings could serve as a warning sign that engineers need to design stronger structures, especially as glide avalanches may become more frequent: Warmer winters in the future may cause snowpacks to become, on average, wetter and denser than those seen in winters of recent decades. .
In terms of these hallmarks, the dynamics of RBNs tends to become, on average, more chaotic as r is increased or if the average bias of the regulatory functions, defined as the difference between 0.5 and the proportion of input vectors on which it takes the Boolean value 1, decreases.
A recent study from creative agency Southpaw also found some of the biggest grocery brands of recent times, including Cadbury's, Birds Eye and Heinz, have become on average 10% less relevant to consumers in the past five years.
