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But Google dominates the associated search advertising business by an even larger margin.

Nevertheless, for a given weighting strategy, the closed test procedure based on parametric weighted tests dominates the associated procedure based on weighted Bonferroni tests.

The issue of added mass has often been misinterpreted and it is an important issue in the context of modeling bubbly flows where the added mass of the fluid dominates the inertia associated with bubble acceleration.

While the traditional standbys – candy and flowers – will continue to dominate the business associated with the holiday, more and more companies are trying to get in on the game with non-traditional offerings.

This suggests that the observed genes are either of universal importance for breast cancer development, are associated with a subgroup that dominates the overall pool or are associated with any subgroup but with an association sufficiently strong to dominate the overall result.

The distribution of peripheral B-cell subsets in patients with secondary SS are, at least, dominated by those of the associated rheumatic disorder, for example RA or SLE.

How to cite this article: van de Water, J. A. J. M. et al. Spirochaetes dominate the microbial community associated with the red coral Corallium rubrum on a broad geographic scale.

Stain was poorly absorbed prior to germination, but 48 hours after imbibing water and incubation, blue staining areas dominated the microbial cells associated with plant cell surfaces (Figure 2B).

Arsenic is not associated with melanoma, which dominates the estimates from the combined skin cancer categories routinely reported, including by IARC; therefore these rates could not be used.

BEIRUT — The signs are not good for the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and the tightly knit network of relatives, security agencies, Baath Party members and business associates that dominates the country.

Seasons when H3N2 strain dominates are associated with more hospitalizations, more deaths and more illnesses.