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Nuclear reactions may then have occurred much less efficiently per proton and neutron nucleus than accounted for by standard calculations, and the average density of matter may be correspondingly increased perhaps even to the point where ordinary matter can close the present-day universe.

Moreover, just as we hold those with enhanced abilities to higher standards of responsibility for negligence and harm (Mehlman 2003), our expectations for enhanced achievements may be correspondingly high.

Similarly, Schlesinger maintains that Pascal is addressing readers who "have a notion of what genuine religion is about" (88), and we might take that to suggest that Cargile's imagined Gods, for example, may be correspondingly assigned lower probability than Pascal's God.

The effect on an individual's ability to traverse between adaptive peaks may be correspondingly different.

Since high glucose may prevent mitochondrial dysfunction and be protective against hypoxic injury [ 46], ROS levels may be correspondingly reduced resulting in lower c-myc transcript levels.

Depending on where well pads are placed, urban and industrial land may be correspondingly increased or decreased in other regions to compensate and meet the demands which are built into the land use model.

Since the self-report smoking rates are high, subsequent rates of cardiovascular diseases and cancer may possibly be correspondingly higher in lesbian and bisexual women.

Parameters can be tuned to reduce the size of the classifier but the accuracy may be lowered correspondingly.

Larger capacity provides the flexibility for the selection of secret information, however, larger degradation may be expected correspondingly.

Identifying the conditions under which secondary reproduction or facultative iteroparity may occur is correspondingly important.

Research conducted among IDPs must be correspondingly sensitive in dealing with ethical issues that may arise.