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As had been expected through a synthesis of fossil evidence, biochemical studies, and the like, it was the tarsiers and their relatives that were grouped most closely to early anthropoids (Fig. 4).

Globally, for ballasted track with bibloc concrete sleepers, a 2 6 dB(A) reduction in track sound power can be expected through a rail-pad optimization and/or the implementation of dynamic absorbers on the rail.

The paper also presented how the Ministry of Health planned to achieve the benefits that were expected through a unified structure.

Nevertheless, even in the presence of large intermodel variations, the results of our analysis suggest that annual heat wave mortality will increase in the future and that a mitigation of this projected increase may be expected through a lower pathway of future CO2 emissions.

Reduction of net LULUCF emissions in Ethiopia is expected through an increase of the forest carbon stock, forest land protection and forest reestablishment.

Since the functionalization scheme relies on the presence of hydrogenated carbon atoms, we also explored the effect of sodium borohydride assisted mild reduction for improvements expected through an increase in antibody attachment.

Other members of the senior management team are also expected to receive lower bonuses than they had been expecting through a process that has not been fully tested since the banking crisis, when regulators demanded that bonuses could be "clawed back" in the event that performance turned sour in the future.

In a sign that the economy may not pick up as expected through 2003, a government report showed that retail sales declined in April.

Further reductions are expected through early retirement, a voluntary severance program or layoffs after June 30.

Significant improvement can be expected through the development of a new framework for the modeling and prediction of TFBSs that considers explicitly these higher order sequence properties.

As expected through the first branch, a decrease in pO2 away from the descending arteriole (Fig. 6(b) left) is observed consistent with blood supply exiting the primary vessel, though with insufficient fluorescence contrast to measure flow dynamics.