What about the Princeton Study of 1779 policies showing that economic elites invariably defeated average citizens despite 80% majority sentiment on climate, minimum wage, immigration, gun safety, single-payer etc.
First, separation of spindle pole bodies at an equivalent stage of the cell cycle is invariably greater the average spindle pole separation in >25 wild-type and mutant cells was 1.4 and 2.1 μm, respectively.
Because almost all of these studies are based on traits that are known to vary in frequency geographically and they have invariably used averaged national statistics as their source of controls, it is likely that many of these apparent associations resulted from confounding rather than any true biological effect.
In one area of bidding, experts invariably "bid more" and average players do not.
"Like many things in health, in the progress that the average receives invariably there are some left behind".
He scored more than 1,250 first-class runs in every summer between 2007 to 2011, his average was invariably over 50 and often up near 80. England wanted him back, would have welcomed him back.
These foxes display transitional features between northern red foxes and smaller fox species; their skulls possess more primitive, neotenous traits than the northern forms, and are much smaller; the maximum sizes attained by southern foxes are invariably less than the average sizes of northern foxes.
At the other end of the spectrum, canine seroprevalence >5% was invariably associated with above average Lyme disease incidence in state-level analyses.
The DNA is invariably degraded to a small average size of less than 200 base pairs (bp) (21, 22), it is chemically modified (21, 23 26), and extracts almost always contain only small amounts of endogenous DNA but large amounts of DNA from microbial organisms that colonized the specimens after death.
In a market economy, the median voter's income will invariably be below the national average creating an apparently compelling opportunity for a politics of redistribution.
