Interestingly, we identified considerably more such paralogues in two mammals, rabbit and cattle, hinting that Abp genes have been the substrate for frequent duplication in lineages beyond the murid rodents.
Because there were considerably more such patients in the VA system, we randomly selected 750 patients for this study, among whom 748 had data available for all study-related parameters.
Sexual motives for unprotected anal sex were measured using seven affective states on 7-point scales (1 = considerably less, 7 = considerably more), such as lust, love, excitement, and feeling good.
Doll and Peto (1981, 2005) provided a 'range of acceptable estimates' for each exposure, to reflect the difference between those for which the risk is certain and well quantified, such as tobacco smoking, and those for which there is considerably more controversy, such as diet.
In recent years, this generic automobile geometry has been put forward as a more realistic alternative to investigate vehicle aerodynamics than considerably more idealised geometries, such as the Ahmed body.
After all, Ford may be introducing the GT supercar and an exciting overhaul of the Mustang, but it is also bringing out considerably more pedestrian offerings such as the 500 sedan and Freestyle sport utility.
These enviable numbers put the Pilot's resale value alongside those of considerably more prestigious SUVs, such as BMW's X5 and General Motors ' extremely popular Cadillac Escalade, which already have some of the highest residual values among all cars.
To an outside observer, it was probably considerably more hubbub than such a childish joke warranted, but then again, I understand that nobody likes to hear the old "your favorite band sucks" thing.
This was due to the judgement that asking women and midwives to consent to have two observers present in the labour room would present more ethical issues in terms of being considerably more invasive of such a private experience.
Having each experienced the trials and tribulations of gatekeeping first hand and explored the phenomenon empirically [ 4], we were aware that effective recruitment is considerably more complicated than such a statement might suggest.
Trauma patients who received CPR had much more severe injuries, had more frequently head injuries, were more often in a state of shock, and underwent considerably more preclinical interventions such as catecholamine administration, endotracheal intubation, chest drainage, and volume substitution (Table 2).
