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Moreover, even with a 15% reduction in salinity a commercially viable cod population should still be present, but with a substantially reduced fishery in accordance with lower productivity.

These pools represented most geographical groups but with a substantially different proportion of membership (q) of each group in each gene pool.

UCP2 is a fatty acid-responsive mitochondrial inner membrane carrier protein showing wide tissue distribution, but with a substantially increased presence in fatty liver.

In this population, the prevalence of arsenicosis was 6.1% but with a substantially higher percentage of advanced arsenicosis (2.7%) than those exposed to As in water in other regions of China.

As with the M dimension, for individuals who have also experienced episodes of lower severity than the worst ever episode, points can be added but with a substantially lower weighting than for additional episodes at the same severity.

Table  3 shows that the correlations obtained with G ROH were higher than those with G IBS and very similar to those with G LA but with a substantially lower regression coefficient.

At one year after surgery, hysteroscopic sterilization was not associated with a higher risk of unintended pregnancy (odds ratio 0.84 (95% CI 0.63 to 1.12)) but was associated with a substantially increased risk of reoperation (odds ratio 10.16 (7.47 to 13.81)) compared with laparoscopic sterilization.

They did not mind training workers, but only in states with a substantially higher high school graduation rate than Mississippi's.

But the initial assault could begin with a substantially smaller force, with the rest held in reserve in case of battlefield surprise or setbacks, or as a stabilization force once the war was over.

There were slight differences between DEFINE and CONFIRM in baseline characteristics, regional enrollment, and rescue criteria, but these differences were not associated with a substantially different treatment effect and did not preclude a pooled analysis.

This is an important consideration since a patient with a score of 0 on the EPDS, for example, would almost certainly have a lower likelihood of having depression than a patient with a substantially higher, but subthreshold, score of 10, although typically both would be classified as negative screens.