In addition to the scarcity of granivores at seed baits, comparison with other tropical ant-seed interaction studies suggests that P. macrostachya seeds are exceptionally under-visited by ants.
The effect of the evolution of gall-induction on net diversification rate appears to have been lineage-specific; no general trend was detected, but some gall-inducers were exceptionally diverse and others were exceptionally under-diverse.
"It just shows that the players have performed exceptionally under very extreme circumstances".
Judgments about hygiene influenced condom use, with unprotected sex said to occur discriminately and exceptionally under conditions of assumed low risk: "It happened, even without a condom, but he was married, clean, neat, spotless" (case 7, female).
Far more cheering were two smart Stephen Sondheim revivals in "Sweeney Todd" and "Merrily We Roll Along," the latter exceptionally well sung under the watchful eye of first-time director, Maria Friedman.
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Lack of sanitary facilities and poor hygiene is a factor contributing to Sierra Leone's exceptionally high under-5 mortality rate (267 per 1,000 live births).
The algorithm performed exceptionally well under almost all the metrics and independently of the simulation conditions, when traffic was gaussian or uniformly distributed.
Mrs. Whitman, while acknowledging that the system was "fraught with problems," also said that few contractors showed an interest in building a testing system "under the exceptionally tight deadlines imposed by the federal government".
Out of space Keeping in step Vista vision Where spice came from ReprintsContemporaries grumbled less about the visual impact of Wren's gigantic dome, than do modern protesters who object to the skyscraper on Canary Wharf in the Isle of Dogs, erected under the exceptionally loose planning regime of the Docklands Development Corporation.
