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The pH value of the emulsion exerted a relatively minor influence on the polymerization, with a somewhat narrower particle size distribution being obtained at pH = 3.2 relative to pH = 2.4 and 5.2.

The ratio of flow path length and flow path gradient, previously suggested as a proxy of mean water transit time, exerted a relatively strong control on dissolved inorganic nitrogen fluxes (VIP > 1) with a negative relation to dissolved inorganic nitrogen fluxes, suggesting that dissolved inorganic nitrogen fluxes decrease with an increasing flow path gradient.

However, the variant exerted a relatively large effect size on BMI in the replication cohorts, with homozygous A-allele carriers having a BMI ∼3 units higher than G-allele carriers, and therefore it was proposed that larger population samples might be needed in order to reach statistical significance [17].

Among the four agents that were assayed, SN-38 exerted a relatively strong cytotoxicity.

These differences in survival rates suggest that workers with unemployment benefits either exert a relatively low search effort and/or have a high reservation wage.

Many of Chk1's wide-ranging roles in cellular functions can either directly or indirectly affect proteins and processes already shown to play key roles in erythropoiesis, and it is most likely a combinatorial effect of deficiencies, which individually may exert a relatively minor phenotype, yet together result in anemia in 30% of these mice.

Our working hypothesis is that spiny mice would exert a relatively higher pheomelanin content on the AS (than on the ES) where the demand is to mimic yellow-brown backgrounds and higher eumelanin content on the ES (than on the AS) where the demand is to mimic dark gray backgrounds to increase survival fitness by reducing the potential to be detected by predators.

Thus, PVs amplify SSA in excitatory neurons by exerting a relatively stronger inhibitory drive for the standard than for the deviant.

The loadings for each method factor were constrained equal under the assumption that a method effect should exert a relatively equal influence on all items, but also in order to maximize degrees of freedom given the medium sample size.

The results of genome-wide association studies 12 13 and meta-analyses of candidate gene studies 14 suggest that the genetic influence on OCD is polygenic, with many genes involved which individually exert a relatively small effect on the phenotype.

Furthermore, certain individual risk factors, like behavioural problems, may exert a relatively strong influence on childhood offenders with a Moroccan background (further called Dutch-Moroccans) as these problems tend to remain untreated among Dutch-Moroccan youth and may escalate into delinquent behaviour later [ 29- 31].