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Although the [triv] substitution in natural olivines is likely mostly due to Cr3+ and Fe3+ (e.g. Tollan et al. 2015), both these elements also occur in olivine in a 2+ valence state, Fe predominantly so, making the determination of the amounts of Fe3+ or Cr3+ from analysed Fe or Cr impractical.

This is likely mostly explained by their higher access to resources: firstborn sons were more likely to become landowners, and landownership is known to be related to reduced ages at first marriage and reproduction in this population [64].

Figure 3 shows in every subpanel a low formant which exhibits basically no frequency modulation and is likely mostly influenced by the trachea of the birds which dimensions do not change during the experiment and therefore remains resonating at a certain frequency.

We adjusted for gender and/or age, both of which are known risk factors in AD (higher risk in women is likely mostly due to their longer lifespan [ 29]).

As external beam radiotherapy can nowadays be delivered with extremely high levels of spatial specificity (Fuks et al, 1991; Bernier et al, 2004), this is likely mostly due to the low degree of spatial specificity that chemotherapeutic agents generally present upon intravenous (i.v).v

The most important policies required to help old people to thrive and contribute are likely, mostly, to be very similar to those that young people need, eg better basic services (free at the point of use) and better infrastructure.

Inexperienced as she is, and certain to lose, she proves at least that a woman can contest the top job in the land.Islamist friends—or foesOdd as it seems, the new parity laws are likely mostly to benefit Islamist parties.

The changes observed over the last several decades are likely mostly due to human activities, but we cannot rule out that some significant part of these changes are also a reflection of natural variability.

In fact, whereas the coseismic stress transfer is a phenomenon spanning all magnitude scales, the postseismic effects are likely mostly caused by the strongest events (Piersanti et al., 1997; Pollitz et al., 1998).

For example, CMBs detected on 3 T blood-sensitive sequences are likely mostly very much larger than the few hemosiderin deposits that are observed microscopically.

Thus, lesions are likely mostly founded by a single bacterium (or very few) as larger numbers of founders would be reflected in mixed lesions arising from the mixed inoculum.