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Non-Physicians were comparatively more likely to correctly identify diagnostic features of autism compared with Physicians (P-value <0.001).

Similarly, sequential analyses revealed that after gazing at the event, 7-month-olds were more likely to smile at it only when parents provided humor cues and were comparatively more likely to look away when parents were neutral.

The 40-54 year-old agroupoup tends to visit the mall With Kids, 18-24 and the 55+ year old users are comparatively more likely to visit With a Group.

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%).

A recently published systematic literature review by Kottoor et al. [ 2] summarized that lower bicuspids were commonly found to have a single root (greater than 97%) with the mandibular first premolars being comparatively twice more likely to present with two canals (23.55%) than second premolars (12.64%).

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).

Hybrids that inherit these characteristics would also likely become comparatively more abundant.

For example, recently arrived migrants, in particular, presumably have lower skills in the language of the host country and are thus more likely to achieve comparatively low results in literacy and to be more prone to nonresponse.

Similarly, teeth with comparatively low relative intercusp distances are eight times more likely to have higher ASU Carabelli scores than teeth with 0.1 higher relative intercusp distances.

Unlike other ROS, H2O2 is non-radical, carrying no net charge, and has a comparatively longer half-life, which makes it a more likely long-distance signaling molecule [2].