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There is better news for Pakistan where the weather is forecast to be generally much drier over much of the country following last weeks flooding - however it is expected to be notably cooler than normal through much of the week.

Even so, the absolute benefit of reducing polypharmacy is expected to be notably greater in the group with higher number of diseases because the fall rates are clearly higher in this group.

Although deviations from exponential mortality increase should not be expected to be notably large, it remains unclear to what extent this simplification may mask important complexities in the age-pattern of mortality increase (Yashin et al. 1994).

Coyote Bar & Grill by no means shuns spicy-hot food, but both the smoked and raw salsas, which might be expected to be hot, are notably timid.

Further, the list of genes with the high number of matching unigenes (Table 2) was notably full of genes expected to be highly expressed in the tissues sampled for library construction.

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The other women's final of the night did not end so emotionally, but it did end notably: Natalie Coughlin, expected to be one of the stars of the coming Olympics, finished second in the 100 freestyle, to 18-year-old Kara Lynn Joyce of the University of Georgia.

Notably, this proportion is expected to be a significant underestimate, owing to the collapsing of repetitive elements during genome assembly.

Portland's heady mix of rabid fans, appealing stadium and healthy corporate boosters, though, may be harder to export to other cities, notably New York, which is expected to be awarded the league's 20th club.

Notably, these effects are expected to be general for OGlcNAcylation but are not expected to be general for all serine/threonine glycosylation events nor for N-linked glycosylation.

With high prices, access to food by vulnerable people, notably in the Far North, is expected to be difficult.