And, as other countries became more active in terms of international student recruitment, it became increasingly clear that UK institutions would need to be innovative if they wished to continue to attract high-quality students and staff.
The first quarter shown above, Q3-2016, was more active in terms of dollars.
Twitter users are likely to be a bit younger, higher educated, more political and societal interested, and more active in terms of communication.
The ESS data also indicate that immigrants significantly intensify attendance at church services after the first year in the host country, so that immigrants who reside in the country from 1 to 20 years are significantly more active in terms of church attendance compared to the native populations (Table 3).
Comparing with MoOx catalysts, the 5% Ni MoOx catalysts are more active in terms of the reaction rate per unit surface area of the catalyst, the explanation is that the dehydrogenation hydrogenation step in n-heptane isomerization is effectively enhanced by incorporation of Ni in the catalysts.
A later study at day 85 indicates that the satellite lesion became more active in terms of its enhancement/rapid washout rate suggesting tumor progression in this area.
The buds more closely located to the apical bud were more active, in terms of sprouting, than those distant from the apical bud, suggesting that the outgrowth potential of each axillary bud is related to its position in the corm.
Titanium dioxide, the standby negative control of many inhalation toxicologists, is much more active, in terms of producing an inflammatory response in the lung, when presented as 20 nm diameter particles than as 250 nm diameter particles (12).
Based on our observations of methanolic fraction being more active in terms of insulin secretogogue and insulinomimetic functions and, richer flavonoid content, the isolated FRF was tested for its GSIS and glucose uptake properties.
Although the London banker was, reportedly, "content with a safe and steady rate of interest" (Thomas 1921, p. 78), sufficiently large opportunities to make a chance profit did, perhaps, give rise to more active short-term investment activity in higher yielding bills of exchange on established financial centres such as Paris.
