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The results suggest that a rise in temperature would enhance SOM decomposition rates in grasslands more dramatically at higher altitudes, since they are more sensitive to temperature increases.

If these improvements in older grades are replicable, then they could suggest that the impact of embodied spatial training on mathematics may either accrue over the course of development, emerge more dramatically at those points, or both.

These results confirm our hypothesis that the peak pressure inside the PFJ would change more dramatically at higher degrees of knee flexion because the dynamic brace is designed to impart a larger anteriorly directed force on the tibia in that state.

In IR28, these genes were transcriptionally induced at 24 hpi and up-regulated even more dramatically at 48 hpi.

The distribution of the tilt angle β initially broadens gradually, but more dramatically at ≈60 K when some molecules start to lie flat (β = 90°).

Examination of the Cdkn1c mutant 129 placentas additionally exposed substantial areas of pooled maternal blood in the labyrinth at E15.5 and, more dramatically, at E18.5 in all samples examined (Fig. 2B), with extensive collagen deposition adjacent to these areas in mutants but not wild-type control placentas (Fig. 2C).

With April 15 the day of fiscal reckoning, in New York there are few places where tax-related frustrations are displayed more dramatically than at the headquarters of Actors Equityy.

In the two years after Tiananmen, economic growth slumped more dramatically than at any time since 1976; Deng saw his successes slipping away, and he put China's economists back to work.

For days now, the military leadership has sought to steer a country in the throes of a political transition that could remake Egypt more dramatically than at any time since the monarchy was overthrown in 1952.

"The Guide to Navigating Through the Northern Sea Route," published in English in 1996 by the Russian Ministry of Defense, put the matter more dramatically: "Any attempt at independent, at vessel's own risk, transiting the NSR, without possessing and using full information, and without using all means of support, is doomed to failure".

More dramatically, in 1970 at Pomona College, he created a work by reconfiguring a gallery and then leaving it open, without a door, 24 hours a day, introducing light and the noise of the street into the gallery as experiential elements.