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Similarly to G. apicola and S. alvi, a high similarity in the 16S rRNA genes for two strains of the "Firm-5″ phylotype contrasted with an average nucleotide identity of 86% for their genomes [ 21].

This contrasted with an average of 5.79 (SD 7.5) years of work in their current position reported by nurses in Unit A. * Respondents were asked to identify all that apply, and therefore the numbers are larger than the study n.

That contrasts with an average monthly return of 0.65 percent during their reporting lives.

Over the last 12 months through March 2015 they averaged 716,000, which contrasts with an average since 1931 of 3.9 million cumulative days lost.

This contrasts with an average speaking time of 100 seconds on the occasions journalists and other media professionals were invited to discuss aspects of the campaign on camera.

That contrasts with an average price of under $5 that the company received from employees who exercised options, and with an average price of $19 that it paid over the years to buy back shares, many of them from the same employees.

The NCB gave evidence to the enquiry in 1966 stating that for each ton of coal extracted from the colliery 5s 2d had to be paid out in compensation for surface damage – the highest for any pit in the region – contrasted with a national average of 6d per ton.

It will be contrasted with a traditional model approach based on averages and with experimental investigations conducted in a lab scale fluidized bed dryer under variation of the particle and the gas flow rate.

This contrasted sharply with an average annual increase in annual attendance prior to 1985 of about 20%, which was contributed significantly by marked annual increases in non-emergency attendances.

We Brits are much more Eurosceptic than our European neighbours – just 28% of us consider membership a "good thing", contrasting with an EU-wide average of 50%.

At RBS, where chief executive Stephen Hester received £2.2m – when part payment of his 2010 bonus is included but before a £1.6m award of shares he could get in three years – the highest pay for one individual, £5.5m, contrasted with the average pay of £34,000.