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Fall injury leading to hospitalization as an outcome is more homogeneous than fall in general – and less subject to recall bias – but indeed less common.

This reflects not inactivity by the depressed (though they were, indeed, less active) but a difference in the way that the healthy and the depressed spread their resting periods over the day.

But even if such lending is indeed less risky in Germany than elsewhere, Basle's accord-designers do not want exemptions.

Cd bound to food components is indeed less water soluble than CdCl2, but enzymes and acids of the digestive tract may degrade these complexes making Cd available for absorption.

For the stats say that Ukip voters are indeed less likely to be graduates than others, but they are also older and whiter.

They are indeed less than desirable and far from ideal, but the fact is that has always been the case.

As for Max, Hardy is more earthed than Gibson, and less wired — indeed, less mad, propelled not by the engine of wrath but by a solid response to the madness that engulfs the characters like a sandstorm.

A less confident, or indeed less meticulous, player might have been weighed down by such expectations but Mickelson is self-assurance personified, not to mention the master of preparation.

Inaccuracy is indeed less than 1% for phantoms with regular shape [7] but as high as 10% for objects with complex geometry, including human organs [8].

Such racism is indeed less overt than it was.

Indeed, less expensive hearing aids are available online.