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Since juvenile survival was in general sufficiently high (>85%) and all female clutches were found for clutches with 100% juvenile survival, it is unlikely that differential juvenile mortality rates of males and females can account for the observed sex ratio bias.

The activatable probe described here and the structural factors that control the signal generation are sufficiently general that this method can be conveniently elaborated to other enzymes.

A simple mathematical model of gas surface interaction is introduced, which is both fairly general and sufficiently explicit to permit a detailed analysis.

For example, adult Sesiidae species (also known as clearwing moths) have a general appearance sufficiently similar to a wasp or hornet to make it likely the moths gain a reduction in predation by Batesian mimicry.

Second, the subjects were recruited from the hospital staff, which may not represent the general population sufficiently.

Donabedian pointed out the difficulties in defining outcomes in general practice sufficiently to make them measurable [ 1].

In general, a sufficiently long burn-in is necessary to obtain reliable estimates and low error margins.

The samples vary in size but in general are sufficiently large to allow us to detect statistically significant differences between and within different groups at the 5% level of significance.

This resource-based quantitative account states that spatial attention merely does not tax this domain general mechanism sufficiently and that high spans actually excel in the coordinated deployment of prospective attention because they have leftover attentional capacity with which to use the feature-based cues.

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Parallelization has been carried out in a generic way in order to be sufficiently general to serve for different architectures, either based on distributed or on shared memory.