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What factors have contributed to relatively weak unions in the United States, and can they be changed?

After initial, spike-like fluctuations in pH and concentrations of ANC, DIC, and Ca2+, the relatively slow dissolution rates of the Wo dampened extreme concentrations and contributed to relatively long-lasting (4 months) amelioration of stream-water acidity.

This potent selectivity might have contributed to relatively few AEs in this clinical trial.

While the DASS and EORTC QLQ-C30 instruments did not contain conditional questions, their content could be considered sensitive by some, which may have contributed to relatively high proportions of missing data.

Finally, given that NHL is a rare tumor in China, another limitation is the relatively small number of NHL cases in the cohort, which contributed to relatively broad confidence intervals associated with the observed effect estimates.

This may have contributed to relatively fewer of them receiving >70% RDI; however, DFS and OS with capecitabine monotherapy were not significantly different from 5-FU/LV in our study.

Another factor contributes to relatively few alligator warning signs in watery areas throughout Florida, wildlife biologists have said: Unprovoked alligator attacks involving humans are rare in the Florida.

However, two other studies just published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that the Antarctic ice sheet could melt more quickly than previously thought, and thus contribute to relatively rapid sea level rise.

The above results reveal that the electron density of PT appears to contribute to relatively higher interaction with iodine in the redox couple when compared to that in the DPA doped PVdF-PEO/KI/I2 polymer blend electrolyte.

This probably contributes to relatively good water storage capacities of the bedrock, which is plant available if the trees are able to penetrate the parent material with their roots.

Rapid plate convergence (~ 40 mm/year) of the Australian Pacific collision zone contributes to relatively frequent strain accumulation, which is released in form of earthquake deformation and volcanic explosion.