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Sectors with higher education intensity grew comparatively more, which contradicts the hypothesis of a shift towards low-skill sectors.

This model yielded a significant group × site interaction [ F 2, 50) = 4.05, p < .02, η = .159, partial η = .139], indicating that perilesional cortices underwent significantly more GMV expansion in the fast recovery group, whereas the mediodorsal thalamus grew comparatively more in the poor recovery group (Fig.  4, panel C).

Within 20 years, it is expected that renewable energy prices will fall further, while fossil fuel energy will grow comparatively more expensive.

Longstanding grumbling alleging that Hadi has delivered the Americans a blank check to strike the country at will have grown comparatively open, with some going as far as to cast the Yemeni leader as little more than an American puppet.

As the economic outlook has brightened, the shadow of immigration has grown comparatively darker.If elected, the Conservatives vow they would restrict new immigrants' access to welfare and clamp down further on abuses of the system.

Ryanair said the flights would help it grow its comparatively low market share in the UK, which at 13% is behind EasyJet and British Airways.

January DANCE ON CAMERA FESTIVAL 2003 -- Sponsored by Dance Films Association and the Film Society of Lincoln Center, the festival has grown to comparatively titanic dimensions over the last few years.

NWs were found to grow at comparatively lower temperatures, and the overall NW density was effectively controlled through the Au seed film thickness.

For one thing, Europe's population is not growing, which means comparatively fewer consumers and workers.

Consumption of polycrystalline cubic boron nitride in tooling is growing, despite its comparatively high price and design restrictions….

Restrictions on the supply of redwood timber from Californian stands have increased the focus on timber from plantations grown elsewhere in comparatively short rotations.