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The second are those in which the climate's influence is modest and where the news is not entirely bad.

But the influence is modest, because spending on oil and its derivatives makes up only a small part of the nation's economic activity.

In contrast, in antisocial youth without CU traits genetic influence is modest (heritability of 0.30) and environmental influence is substantial.

Analysis of test cases indicates that, for some ligand/protein pairs involving transporters and carrier proteins, diffuse binding contributes greatly to total affinity, whereas in other cases the influence is modest.

The exceptions are the proportion of specialised care where the negative influence is modest in magnitude and statistically significant only in 2009/10; the occupancy rate which has a significant positive influence (although only weakly so in 2009/10); and LoS which is generally not highly significant, except in explaining quality-adjusted output in 2009/10.

Their influence was modest; Washington spent excessive energy countering their criticisms by backing friendly black newspapers and spying on the nationalists' meetings.

The report calls this "a fundamental challenge to marine organisms and ecosystems".The second sort of problem, in which the climate's influence is more modest and manageable, includes its effects on health.

Although this hampered straightforward international comparisons of short-term YLD, its influence is probably modest, since the majority of the injuries of non-admitted ED patients are home and leisure injuries (75%),[ 9] and their share in the total burden is low (for most countries, less than 2%).

The vast boreal forests or Siberia and Canada are dying back faster than was expected in 2007, and may be more sensitive to warming than was then thought.On the other hand, there are substantial areas where the influence of the climate is modest compared with other factors.

Studies with recombinant fibrinogen lacking the αC regions indicate these regions do indeed influence polymerization, but the effect is modest.

Even though the influence of socioeconomic status on prognosis is modest compared to clinical prognostic factors such as histology or stage at diagnosis, socioeconomic deprivation and distance to nearest cancer centre need to be considered as potential survival predictors in digestive tract cancer.