We next divide our sample into two groups: one with financial development scores larger than the sample median (0.56) and the other with financial development scores smaller than the sample median.
This suggests that the number of MrpC binding sites in the M. xanthus genome at 18 h into development is larger than the 1608 sites we have chosen to analyze.
We found that individuals at the same developmental stage were clustered together regardless of their genetic background, indicating that differences derived during development were larger than those from the genetic backgrounds between the breeds.
Our study, which provides some evidence for a negative effect of PBDE exposure on early cognitive development, is larger than previous studies, and we found consistent negative associations with BSID mental scale scores across all of the PBDE congeners analyzed, though associations were not statistically significant.
"Remittances are now nearly three times the size of official development assistance and larger than private debt and portfolio equity flows to developing countries," the World Bank writes.
Using metabolic inhibitors, we showed that no force is produced in the absence of actin polymerization and that development of forces larger than 3 pN requires microtubule polymerization.
These findings suggest that no force can be produced in the absence of actin polymerization and that development of forces larger than 3 pN requires microtubule polymerization.
In contrast, although IGFIR structures appear round after 8 days of acinar development, they are larger than the control structures.
Although the sample size was limited and we could not rule out a two-fold risk for cancer development, it was larger than the Bonanni et al, 2006 study, which did find a positive relationship.
While ampA null cells delay development at mound stage, the role of Sma in development has to be larger than its role in regulating ampA mRNA levels.
It would effectively prohibit not only commercial logging but also oil and gas development across an area larger than the nation's current national parks.
