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When Mr. McGee wrote his magisterial study "On Food and Cooking" in 1984, he came down in favor of vegetable shortening, because its consistent proportions of fat, water and air make it easier to produce flaky crusts.

There were also differences in absolute biomass, biomass allocation patterns on a community-scale among the three desert communities, but there were consistent proportions of dead biomass in the three communities.

The consistent proportions of dead biomass in the three desert communities of this study may suggest a convergent adaptation which enhances the stability of nutrient cycling in the different communities.

Our analysis demonstrates that there are consistent proportions of these rondel categories within each teosinte taxon and that there are consistent differences in proportions between the various taxa.

But Mr. McManus argues that there is a strong genetic component that helps explain the remarkably consistent proportion of left-handed preference in the human population.

But despite a dip in overall philanthropic giving, the majority of the wealthy donated a consistent proportion of their income to charity last year, a new study finds.

According to this approach, a consistent proportion of jobs that undergo growth for this reason are highly skilled occupations.

Our preliminary findings suggest that a consistent proportion of patients with CM treated with BoNT-A has an excellent response to treatment, and that response is sustained over time.

In each generation of MaD1 mice, we observe extreme neglect in a consistent proportion of the population and the background population from which MaD1 mice were derived may have altered dopamine signaling, for review, see [67].

When wild type (Nalp3+/+) and Nalp3-deficient mice were infected with 10 PbA sporozoites, a consistent proportion of Nalp3+/+ control mice died from CM after 7 12 days, whereas the Nalp3-deficient mice resisted better to CM development (Figure 7a).

Our results can help explain how some of the genetic variation observed in a polygynous mammal is maintained, because a small but consistent proportion of females (mainly yearlings) do not mate with the most successful males each year.