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That was a blow for William Hague, who had been backing Nick Bourne, a mild-mannered Swansea law professor, and Mr Hague's chief spokesman in Wales.But Welsh Tories clearly preferred someone markedly more robust.

First, there's the markedly more robust processor that brings new functionality like Siri's voice baked directly into the device.

Induction of HO-1 was markedly more robust than NQO1 in both PMVECs and PAECs, while the level of HO-1 protein was consistently higher in PAECs than in PMVECs (Figure 4B).

Secondly, the switch manifests both mono- and bistable behavior, with the latency III state being markedly more robust.

We find that their method is very sensitive to measurement and system noise, or to violations of the linearization assumption, whereas our technique is markedly more robust w.r.t.

The increase in ribosome occupancy at these codons was larger and markedly more robust than previously reported for U34 thiolation-deficient strains (Zinshteyn and Gilbert, 2013).

Moreover, by integrating quality control and analysis capabilities into such a data management system, the common practice of having to manually transfer data across different downstream analysis tools will be markedly sped up and made more robust.

The results demonstrate that somatostatin-deficient mice had a markedly diminished parasite burden and a more robust granulomatous response.

We also found that proteins evolved in the laboratory follow an essentially identical distribution, whereas de novo designed folds show markedly less destabilizing distributions (i.e. they seem more robust to the effects of mutations).

Though growth in Europe is now more robust than in the United States, the mood here has become markedly gloomier in recent months.

Combining multiple motifs in computational searches has been shown to markedly increase predictive accuracy [ 82], suggesting that the inclusion of indirect components such as kinase specificity may make for a more robust predictor of SH2 interactions.