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According to a senior BBC source the decision to air the pre-recorded broadcast was made "higher than the producer" of Brand's late night show.
Protruding towers also enabled defenders to bring flanking fire along the face and foot of the wall, and the towers were made higher than the wall to give additional range to archers and crossbowmen.
In principle the flux of accelerated particles can be made higher than in a reactor, but this requires the development of new, even higher power accelerators.
Since it is known that the density of mitochondria is much higher directly beneath the cell membrane than between the myofibrils in a skeletal muscle cell (Kunz 2001; Kuznetsov et al. 1998; Philippi and Sillau 1994), the oxygen consumption in a small layer under the sarcolemma was made higher than in the remainder of the cell.
Otherwise, the budget analysts advised last year, the legislation's 10-year cost estimate would be about $4 billion higher because Washington would probably have to make higher than needed payments to states.
In the second year, the program was expanded, and the results were better: eleven schools made higher-than-average gains, two made gains significantly lower than the national average, and two performed at par.
Even more significantly, Coates and Herbert found that when traders' morning levels of testosterone were higher than normal, they made higher profits than days when they started off with low levels.
Second, in disciplines that attract conservative students (e.g. economics and business), conservative students actually made higher grades than their more liberal peers, by a factor of 0.25 on a four-point grading scale.
Again, those with no fallback offer felt more powerless, but they also made higher first offers than did those with an unattractive alternative offer.
Courts in the United States tend to make higher awards than those in Europe.
And young single women tend to make higher wages than young single men.
