Thus, due to differences in grazing habits, the influence of differing environmental concentrations on fish and shrimp is comparatively substantial compared to that of cockles.
They also show the stability of the instruments employed, which adds to their potential for comparative use (in 22 evaluations, only one registered a comparatively substantial difference, i.e., the 2008 score by SPs at T0, when compared with their 2009 score at T0).
Other ongoing analyses of the intervention suggest that it requires modest financial investments for comparatively substantial improvements in quality of care.
Although the evidence about socio-demographic and criminal history factors for repeat offending is substantial, comparatively little is known about psychiatric risk factors, particularly in the community setting.
First-gen blockbusters such as Star Wars opened comparatively slowly and built substantial grosses over long runs.
Some control participants began substituting polyunsaturated margarine for butter leading to substantial, but comparatively modest, dietary changes in the same direction as the intervention group.
Seeds of G. nivalis and N. pseudonarcissus were comparatively immature at shedding and substantial embryo elongation occurred post-shedding.
They are a comparatively expensive treatment option, and demonstrating substantial improvement in oral health related quality of life, as assessed by health status measures, could justify public funding of this type of treatment.
Although the multiplication of bacteriophages (phages) has a substantial impact on the biosphere, comparatively little is known about how the external environment affects phage production.
Overall, αM2-cap mutations have substantial effects on gating but comparatively small effects on agonist binding, channel conductance, channel block and desensitization.
There are many different ways in which substantial gifts can be made at comparatively low cost to the donor, it points out ways of saving on taxes through gifts of appreciated securities, industrial property, leases, royalties, jewelry, antiques, stock options, residences, life insurance, and inventory items, and through the use of trusts.
