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But turnover is always relatively high at apartments after several years, brokers said.

An impactor was modified so that its tip was concave to enable grasping of the cancellous bone; thus, there is always relatively thick, compressed cancellous bone between a depressed fragment and the tip of the impactor throughout the reduction maneuver.

Hindsight is always relatively easy, and in this case extremely controversial.

Interestingly, the average sequence identity increases as the function similarity bin increases, and the average sequence identity in Bin 10 for each category is always relatively high.

Although the start of occlusion can easily be identified during systole, the inflation of the pulmonary arterial catheter balloon is always relatively slow, and accuracy (at least with respect to the starting point of balloon inflation) could still be enhanced by the use of a superimposed nonoccluded pulmonary arterial pressure curve [ 9].

On the other hand, by varying η OUT, the CV among estimated parameters is always relatively low (below 17%); in particular, k OUT decreases from 17% (for η OUT = 0.5) to about 10%, α OUT decreases from 4% (for η OUT = 0.5) to a value below 1%, while η OUT shows a U-like trend with a minimum in η OUT = 2.3 (see Additional file 1: Figure S6C).

Admittedly its dividends were always relatively skinny.

Revenues at the disposal of the central government were always relatively small.

Cattle in Argentina and Uruguay were always relatively similar — both were grass-fed and free-range, and they share similar British genetics.

The number of Americans who radicalized in the first place was always relatively small, so building a curriculum to defuse extremist ideology seemed unnecessary.

"When I looked at security measures, if I was satisfied, I was always relatively satisfied," said Edward P. Djerejian, a former ambassador to Syria and Israel.