After 1995 the interbank overnight rate among Japanese commercial banks was about 0.5%; it has fallen, in effect, to zero in 1999 (see chart 3).
For example, 19 of the 21 fragmentation QTL (Fig. 1, red symbols) were linked to the trait in the dark period or over the full 24 hrs, while all 4 of the EEG power band QTL fell in the mixed-effect category (Fig. 1, yellow symbols).
Six months later, most outcomes showed effect sizes that fell in the range of moderate effects (0.4 to 0.8), indicating lasting and clinically relevant improvements (Fig. 1).
These included SNP effects for daughter calving ease, sire calving ease and protein percentage, but most of the effects fell in gene-sparse areas.
On Monday and yesterday, for example, hundreds of flights were canceled at O'Hare International Airport as more than a foot of snow fell in Chicago, with ripple effects all over the country.
The task of bringing to life the HMS Surprise, the 1805 sailing ship on which most of "Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World" is set, fell in part to special effects coordinator Dan Sudick.
This can be gleaned by comparing where the bigger effects fell in Figure 3A,B.
Rain - in effect, evaporated ocean - fell in such colossal quantities during the Australian floods in 2010 and 2011 that the world's sea levels actually dropped by as much as 7mm.
Until the law was amended in 1994, most school districts used their Title I money to offer additional instruction, mostly in reading, to students who were falling behind; in effect, students took an extra half-hour class in reading every day, generally using the same methods that had already failed.
A Gold Cup success has been a burning ambition for the owner for many years and Alary's fall in effect confirmed Sizing John as a runner.
