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Boreholes were shallower in the basement than in sedimentary region (Fig. 5) and the yields were correspondingly higher in the sedimentary region than the basement terrain.

Since the self-report smoking rates are high, subsequent rates of cardiovascular diseases and cancer may possibly be correspondingly higher in lesbian and bisexual women.

However, the number of polar residues according to the classification by Dill and co-workers 11 is somewhat higher in hh Cyt c, and that of hydrophobic residues is correspondingly higher in th Cyt c (Table 1).

In contrast, baseline surface and total cellular expression of u-PAR was higher in SW480 cells when compared to SW620 cells, and therefore, adhesion to its specific ligand vitronectin was correspondingly higher in SW480 cells.

In most of our comparisons, current abundance is higher in the lake ecotype than in the sea/river ecotype, so the tendency for straying by individuals would be correspondingly higher in the sea/river ecotype - unless the abundance of the sea/river ecotype has declined substantially (as we argue below).

Aqueous-phase concentrations were correspondingly high in samples pumped from these strata via short-interval wells or packer-isolated zones in long boreholes.

The fraction of adults that are replacing primaries is lowest in the months of July, August and September, and the number of the breeding records we have is correspondingly highest in two of these three months, suggesting that individuals may interrupt primary molt when the demands of parental care are highest (Fig. 1).

Consistently, mice with higher mycobacterial counts in the spleen had correspondingly higher counts in the liver (Spearman's ρ = 0.818, p < 0.001).

Flies that alighted in a higher section of the acetate sheet received a correspondingly higher value in scoring.

Disney put lowball valuations on the shows it acquired and correspondingly higher numbers in its goodwill account.

The p values we obtained are considerably lower (and the statistical significances correspondingly higher) than in similar studies.