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In general it appears that surnames with high MLQs tend to be comparatively rare and are more likely to have a local distribution (eg Pedlar MLQ=323).

While diversity is on average associated with lower levels of life satisfaction, those with comparatively higher social capital are more likely to show a positive correlation (the coefficient of the interaction term is generally much larger than the coefficient of the measure of diversity).

The coincidence of relatively high unemployment and comparatively poor wages has meant that the Northern Irish are more likely than British citizens in general to be dependent upon the state.

Comparatively, customers who receive a discounted delivery rate for a short period of time are more likely to continue as long-term customers.

I do however feel that they are more likely to feel this way about their club managers than their international ones, who they only see comparatively rarely.

Among Cog-Imp individuals, women are more likely to transition towards the more disabled state (24.1%) or improve (4%), whereas men are comparatively more likely to stay in their same state (47.8% vs. 24.3%) or die (11.2% vs. 9%).

They are more likely to be disabled.

"Men are more likely to abhor shopping.

Other scenarios are more likely.

Thus, patients with stronger beliefs in their ability to follow treatment were found to be more likely to adhere than those with comparatively weaker self-efficacy beliefs.

All this is changing the classical repertory, and to judge from the comparatively young audiences to be seen at concerts by daring groups like the Kronos Quartet and Alarm Will Sound, it is more likely to rejuvenate classical music than kill it.