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These differences impact on in-hospital stay and overall costs which are consequently much higher in DCD compared to DBD transplants.
The area around Yucca Mountain received much more rain in the geologic past and the water table was consequently much higher than it is today, though well below the level of the repository.
However, pathologic changes occurred only in the patient whose immunologic mechanisms were affected and whose viral load was consequently much higher.
The pressures required to inflate the injured lung areas are consequently much higher than those needed to inflate the more compliant regions of healthy lung.
Consequently the 5-year survival rate was much higher in the UK GWAS dataset (77% compared to 45% for the Australian dataset), and it is interesting to note that the UK dataset showed the risk estimate of lowest magnitude (HR = 1.07).
Often the rates of matricide are much higher in sicker nematodes, and consequently matricide can be a factor in survival assays.
Second and consequently, the incidence of RDS was found to be much higher in Bental's study (67 68%) than in our study (between 2% and 5% depending on the presence of DM in pregnancy).
Although DDT can be found in the lipid of human tissues worldwide, and consequently in the fat of breast milk (13 ), levels of DDT and its metabolites in breast milk are much higher in areas where this insecticide has been applied for malaria control (14 ).
Obama and his "progressive" party want to take us in the direction of European socialism which consequently has much higher tax rates and Romney and his party (which you refer to as regressive) favor lower taxes, and less government control.
Adolescents may drink more alcohol compared to adults and consequently achieve much higher (and more dangerous) blood alcohol concentrations (BACs) before becoming incapacitated.
