Although NGS techniques advanced rapidly over the last years and sequencing of entire mitochondrial genomes (mitogenomes) has consequently become more common [ 1- 3], knowledge about stylommatophoran ('terrestrial snails') mitogenomes seems to have advanced at a slower pace.
Indeed, H. pylori infection normally progresses from the antrum to the corpus and, consequently, atrophy is more common in the antrum or both the antrum and the corpus than in the corpus alone (Sipponen et al, 1991).
The criteria for deceased donors have been expanded because of organ shortages, and consequently DGF has become more common [ 3, 4].
If one lioness gives birth to a litter of cubs a couple of months after another lioness, for instance, then the younger cubs, being much smaller than their older brethren, usually are dominated by larger cubs at mealtimes – consequently, death by starvation is more common among the younger cubs.
Among FDM cases (and by design consequently also among controls), it was more common to be male (n=17 males vs n=3 females; P≤0.05).
Also, embedding in some transform domains makes the watermark more compatible with common compression algorithms and consequently, more robust.
But consequently, most of the time this will escalate into a more common condition called post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Uncommercial books are by definition less likely to strike a common chord and, to me at least, are consequently more interesting.
Single persons were substantially more common in urban than in rural areas, and consequently urban respondents were more likely to live in households of 1 2 persons and less likely to live in households with three or more, and especially five or more, family members.
