Under low release rates, fracture flow was comparatively less dominant, with a noticeable contribution from matrix flow.
Experimental results indicate that the reaction C7H8 → C7H7 and the subsequent reactions are dominant at comparatively low temperature (<1440 K), while the reaction C7H8 → C6H5 and subsequent reactions gradually become competitive and important with increasing temperature.
Even in an offense built around the run-pass threat of Robert Griffin III, Washington's play-action passing game was dominant with the comparatively immobile Kirk Cousins at the helm Sunday.
Developed during a period of comparatively stable economic development, the dominant theories of organizations tend to have been founded with the dual objectives of maintaining equilibrium and avoiding uncertainty (Hamel, 2000).
As percussion works go, "Legend" is not especially noisy: more often than not, the dominant timbre was woody and comparatively soft-edged rather than resounding.
Furthermore, men with non-dominant bridging trust had a comparatively greater risk of having had a high number of sexual partners than women with social capital of this type.
We focused on V. splendidus which has been shown dominant in field mortalities, since 2009, comparatively to V. aestuarianus.
Males were weaned individually because grouped males have comparatively reduced fertility [ 50], probably due to suppression by dominant males.
Intuition and general knowledge suggests that symmetrical phenomena should happen in comparatively large scale, but in small scale, random fluctuations should be dominant.
Because male age, body length, body weight, and dominance are all strongly correlated in brown trout, we expect that older males will have a comparatively high reproductive success simply because they tend to be more dominant.
