However, the mothers may have stronger responses in private.
Don't panicDec 11th 2003But today's health consciousness may have stronger foundations.
Someone who has experienced trauma may have stronger surges of adrenaline and experience them more often than someone who has not had the same history.
The results also reveal that in comparison to citizens, non-citizens may have stronger opinions on whether certain places represent a city or a nation.
While those with certain combinations of the gene may have stronger connective tissue, possessing the gene isn't a guarantee an ACL won't tear.
For example, more cohesive groups may have stronger inter-relationships, and so members may be less likely to leave to try other social networks.
The results call attention to where connectivity and land-use changes may have stronger influence on protected areas, in particular, whereas urbanization or intensification of agriculture may hamper conservation goals of protected areas.
Might this happen in the U.S.? Of course, we can't be sure that what happened under populist rule elsewhere would necessarily happen in the United States, which may have stronger safeguards against tyranny.
The man accustomed to a high participation level, on the other hand, may have stronger motivation to achieve goals he sets for himself than to achieve those set by his manager.
But the idea that women may have stronger preferences than men do for assortative matches — that is, for marrying mates who are like them — has a long literature in economics and to some extent has been supported by data.
Dissolved molar C Fe ratios > 1 observed solely in the PP extracts indicated the presence of organic-rich non-sorptive associations, the stability of which may have stronger control on accumulation of total soil C in these soils than those of extractable SRO and pedogenic Fe.
