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At times un-weighted samples can bring more consistent results between web-based survey data and representative samples than adjusted data samples.

As they cope with all this growth, global hotel chains are also bringing more consistent travel standards to emerging markets, said Christie Hicks, who runs Starwood's sales operations and its business-to-business relations.

A smaller average speed will bring more connection opportunities to vehicles and this conclusion is consistent with the results from Figures 20 and 21.

"We support globally consistent, nondiscriminatory regulation that will help restore investor confidence and bring more transparency to the capital markets," said Catherine J. Mathis, a spokeswoman for Standard & Poor's.

Hopefully Friday will bring more inspiring options.

Males bring more food than females.

Caps bring more attention.

The forward hopes a mixture of luck and hard work can bring a more consistent season, after a combination of hamstring and groin injuries restricted him to 17 league appearances in 2014-15.

The company is also contemplating white-labeling its platform, something that could bring in more consistent revenue.

Sector Wide Approaches, which have been promoted in several of the countries implementing the Bamako Initiative, could bring about more consistent government leadership, improved donor coordination and more efficient use of resources, including at decentralised levels.

In hyperactive D3-receptor knock out mice [93], it was also shown that D3 spinal receptors are involved in limiting the spinal cord excitability [12] thus bringing more fundamental evidence consistent with an involvement of spinal dopamine dysfunction in the etiology of RLS.