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Devious governments have to invent ever more complicated and hence less effective ways of manipulating results.The lack of voter data is a costly obstacle everywhere.

The newborn immune system is TH1 deficient, hence less effective at mounting antibacterial responses.

This is consistent with the greater H2O2 emission observed in end-ischaemic mitochondria being the result of less oxidized cytochrome c, and hence less effective detoxification of superoxide in the IMS, rather than being caused by a change in NAD(P H redox state.

Maternal supplementation with folic acid by intra-peritoneal injection produced a small but nonsignificant reduction in the incidence of exencephaly and, hence, was less effective than inclusion of folic acid in the diet throughout gestation.

A plausible explanation for this pattern is that the Oregon populations have smaller effective population sizes than their non-Oregon counterparts, and hence experience less effective selection, allowing a greater proportion of mildly deleterious intron-bearing alleles to become fixed (Lynch 2002).

The same applies to 'Derailing', whereby if things don't go according to plan, perpetrators are forced to think on their feet and improvise 'off-script', entering into unplanned and hence riskier and less effective behaviour rather than totally aborting their mission.

While effective, this approach ignores within-family variation, hence, will be less effective than approaches that utilise both within- and between-family genetic variation (Falconer and Mackay, 1996; Meuwissen and Goddard, 1996).

As a control, we used a peptide with the corresponding WE mutations, which in analogy to the mutant LapD variant reported previously (Navarro et al., 2011; Chatterjee et al., 2012), should not bind to LapG and hence be a less effective competitor of the LapD LapG interaction.

In vivo histopathological studies suggested that AECHL-1 was selective and hence less toxic, but also effective as compared to paclitaxel and cisplatin.

Late referrals also result in relatively little time for SPC providers to deal with these symptoms so close to the end of life, hence less likely to be effective in addressing these symptoms.

Note that while there is a significantly higher proportion of under 17-year-old children in Madang (40%) compared with Albany (28%), our field survey indicates that 50% of school age children in Madang do not attend school, hence school closure is less effective in disrupting the transmission chain (ie, household 1-to-school-to-household 2) compared with Australia.