Loose women, by contrast, are outnumbered by their more constant sisters, but by only 53 47.
ranged from 250 to 160 mm), indicating that gentamicin was released at a more constant rate, but at less active levels.
Areas with irregular but intense variability, like New York or Chicago, where the temperature can vary by 20 degrees or more in a few days, fare worse than places like Phoenix or Miami, where the weather is warmer but more constant.
It's stunning to me, and weirdly heart-lifting, that with all the difficulties of the "business", the connection between musician and listener — between my son and his beloved Strokes — is not just intact but more constant than ever.
With SVC coding, the quality is a little bit lower, but more constant, due to the progressive decrease of previously described.
On their hand, embryonic EL axons extended according to a slower but more constant pace throughout the whole period (Figure 5A; main effect population F1,269 = 4.81 P = 0.03), and eventually developed longer stem neurites than their postnatal counterparts (Figure 5B; Student's t test, P<0.05, comparison between E17 PCs at 14 DIV and P0 PCs at 7 DIV).
These studies have demonstrated campylobacter carriage rates peaking in late spring and summer in broiler chicken flocks (10, 11 ) and dairy cattle (12 ) but more constant infection in lambs and beef cattle (12, 13 ).
The lower tumor incidence seen in male rats in response to continuous dietary OTA as compared to intermittent oral gavage, despite higher doses given in the diet studies, may also be attributed to the fact that the gavage protocol would result in surges of OTA delivered to the tubule as compared to lower but more constant levels presented from feed intake (Dietrich et al., 2005).
Alternatively, it may also reflect a closer adaptation to more constant environmental conditions in migrants, but as we do not find much stronger environmental associations for them we believe this to be unlikely.
