There is great variation among individuals in the strength of sex drive and responsiveness, so this necessary exercise of restraint is correspondingly difficult or easy.
For example, because acquisition of new molecular functions can be achieved in a few million years after gene duplications [40], the duration of an inflated evolutionary rate may be surprisingly short, and, correspondingly, difficult to detect.
The broader question of universal common ancestry is much more ambitious and correspondingly difficult to assess.
Even more materially rarefied, and correspondingly difficult to exhibit persuasively, is the work of two great Brazilian artists, Lygia Clark and Hélio Oiticica.
Data showed women, who are more likely to experience eating disorders, were correspondingly more likely to be sent to Scotland.
Inevitably, the choice will be correspondingly more difficult.
Answer that question correctly, and your next question will be correspondingly more difficult, and worth more in your score; miss it, and your next question will be easier, and worth less.
Célestin makes a fast new road the central promise of his political campaign, and Berlinski makes it a central tragicomic theme of his novel: something we take for granted can be frustratingly difficult to achieve in a very poor country like Haiti; its power to transform impoverished lives is correspondingly greater.
The app solves an immediate personal problem, and so my motivation to participate is correspondingly high".
The architecture and physiology of their brains are correspondingly similar to our own.
