These LFERs predict that isotopic light compounds sorb more strongly than their heavy counterparts.
Overweight cats are more likely to get UTIs than their less heavy counterparts.
"The Clean200 nearly tripled the performance of its fossil fuel reserve-heavy counterpart over the past 10 years, showing that clean energy companies are providing concrete and measurable rewards to investors," said Toby Heaps, CEO of Corporate Knights and report co-author.
One thing Mysteryland has over its historical and guitar-heavy counterpart is the upbeat-but-classy selections of the "One Thing -remixing sThing -remixinge herstar.
The standard squad automatic weapon in Afghanistan is the M249 with PIP kit, which serves alongside its heavier counterpart, the M240 machine gun.
The opposite occurs during evaporation, when lighter isotopes diffuse into the atmosphere faster than their heavier counterparts.
After World War I, light machine guns virtually took over the functions of their heavier counterparts, although the older weapons continued in service around the world through World War II and for decades thereafter.
The main objective of this study was to demonstrate that weaner diets containing spray-dried porcine plasma (SDPP) could assist light-for-age pigs to perform better than their heavier counterparts after weaning.
But he came up with some ideas that went down well – schools from his constituency in predominantly white Doncaster could link up with their Muslim-heavy counterparts in Bradford so that children can learn about diversity first hand, he suggested, to murmurs of approval.
Several studies [129,130] have shown lightweight men to be no more or less economical than their heavier counterparts.
Also, although speculative, it is possible that women with lower BMIs were more likely to aspire to the thin ideal as compared to their heavier counterparts within the sample because they saw this ideal as within more "ready reach" (i.e., they identified within this ideal) (cf., Smeesters et al. 2010).
