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And the big company dominance was even more dramatic during the five-year period ending in 1999.

In addition, this defect was more dramatic during acute phase.

The extrusion of cells is more dramatic during pupal development, and after this stage only a small fraction of the central domain remains in the adult wing.

This phenomenon is more common, and has more dramatic effects, during bubbles and panics.

Second, and equally importantly, the "fevers" heading shows a much more dramatic spike in mortality during the pandemic than the "respiratory diseases" heading.

Furthermore, severing the matrix around the entire margin causes dumpy ov1 mutant wings to develop even more dramatic wing shape abnormalities during tissue flows (compare Figure 2 figure supplement 2G to Figure 2A′′).

A general consensus is that exposure to environmental hazards during gestation has more dramatic consequences for the offspring than that during breastfeeding, early childhood, or puberty.

This psychological change of perspective has close parallels with the more dramatic "ego dissolution" that happens during a psychedelic experience.

Their decline in the one-day game has been even more dramatic, after a brief period during the summer of 2003 when they were ranked No3 in the world, England have bumped around the bottom of the ICC rankings, with routings a routine - last summer's 5-0 series defeat by Sri Lanka was a particular low - and as embarrassing as their World Cup exit has been, it is hardly a surprise.

One of the more dramatic examples of cellular reorganization occurs during spermiogenesis in which a roughly spherical spermatid is transformed into a mature sperm cell.

The three bidimensional spectroelectrochemistry signals have demonstrated the occurrence of different types of degradation processes depending on the applied potential, ranging from the simple release of oligomers and hydrolysis products retained in the film during electropolymerization to more dramatic modifications of the film.