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Using the same method, MC1R was also detected in some cell components of normal tissues, including adrenal medulla, cerebellum, and liver, although with a considerably lower intensity as compared to the melanomas (Table 2 Table 2-wrap>).

The difference in the form and intensity of selection acting via spermatophore attachment in T. oceanicus and T. commodus, and the considerably lower intensity of nonlinear sexual selection compared with our measures of precopulatory sexual selection, could be due to the effect, or lack thereof, of sperm numbers on the fertilization success of male T. oceanicus.

Women aged 55-64 years, however, had a considerably lower screening intensity after the third negative result: 60% had no further smear compared with 35% in women below age 55.

The intensity of LIPUS used for the treatment of fractures is 30 40 mW/cm, which is considerably lower than the intensity of 1000 3000 mW/cm used in physiotherapy.

If the window is centred in a spot, the pixel mean should be considerably lower than the intensity of the central pixel.

We found considerably lower prevalence and mean intensity of infection than in previous surveys conducted in 2000 and 2002.

In FEA, around 70%% of the samples presented a score ≤ 1 for epithelial ER-α intensity, considerably lower than any epithelia in either the FS or LS normal endometrium (P ≤ 0.0001; Table  3).

Expiratory volume was considerably lower than inspiratory volume.

In this case, higher spectral resolution ( 1 nm) can be achieved, but the received signal intensity is considerably lower than in the filter-based approach.

Tier 2, Approach B: no accurate land-cover map is available, in-situ assessments are performed when activity monitoring by remote sensing identifies locations under change, the in-situ sampling intensity is considerably lower than under Tier 2, Approach A.   3.

As seen in Fig.  1c, a 450 bp band was detected in all samples, although the intensity was considerably lower in formalin-fixed material.