They found that migrant offspring produced by migrant fish had a greater proportion of returns than migrant offspring from resident fish, suggesting migrants are inheriting alleles that promote ocean survivability.
Subsequently, Abrams, Davoli, Du, Knapp, and Paull (2008) reported a variety of attentional effects when the (two) hands were proximal, as opposed to distal, to the display: steeper search slopes, greater inhibition of return, and greater attentional blink.
A positive difference indicates that a greater proportion of return migrants rather than stayers at wage w.
Patients taking oral agents alone had a significantly greater likelihood of return ED visits compared to those taking insulin without any oral agents (p = 0.04).
The investment-grade bond guy long ago made a conscious career choice to accept a limited upside in exchange for greater surety of return.
Given a starting price, GBM would accept this as a normal event and would proceed randomly from there with no consideration of prior price levels and no greater probability of returning to the average price level.
But then again, it's pretty hard not to fall in love with a company that doubles, triples or produces an even greater magnitude of return on your investment.
Small natural features (SNFs), landscape elements that influence species persistence and ecological functioning on a much larger scale than one would expect from their size, can also offer a greater rate of return on conservation investment compared to that of larger natural features or more broad-based conservation.
If the risk of infection is reduced by treatment (σ<1), boosting of immunity is less frequent and there is a greater risk of returning to the non-immune compartment.
Similar to the findings of Denehy and colleagues [ 13] this paper identified that a higher PFIT-s (better function) predicted a greater likelihood of return to home.
