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Children had elevated thresholds, as compared with adults, for both kinds of stimuli, but they were disproportionately more elevated for F1-only stimuli.

The positional increase in error rate for Illumina v5 is also rather modest, and is only slightly more elevated for the second read in the pair.

However, among adolescents whose parents were not divorced or separated, the risk of being a daily smoker was even more elevated for those in RYC (OR = 18.18, CI = 11.87 27.85).

GMT of neutralizing antibodies after vaccination of YF-naïve volunteers were more elevated for those who displayed viral RNA copies 10,669 mIU/mL than in samples from volunteers negative by RT-PCR - 6,915 mIU/mL, p = 0.000.

This trend was confirmed by showing in Table  2 that the synonymous mutation rates (Ks) of vertebrate ERK1 and ERK2 sequences are nearly identical (0.640 and 0.717 respectively) whereas the non-synonymous rate of mutation (Ka) is more elevated for ERK1 (0.083) than ERK2 (0.033).

The non-specific uptake of the tracer after 24 h p.i. in the lung, stomach, spleen, liver, and kidneys were markedly more elevated for the chAb 14C5 compared to its derivatives (Figure 6).

The group comparison between responder and non responder to BoNT-A showed significantly elevated SDS score (p≤ 0,05), more elevated scores for anxiety (p≤0,1) and more stress factors (p≤0,01) among non-responders.

We found that F-HIV and C-HIV initially enhanced proteasome activity followed by an even more elevated activity for C-HIV but decreased activity for F-HIV in IDCs.

The Mizners traced their roots to German and English Protestant ancestors: "Not surprisingly, given his interests, Addison had more elevated ambitions for his antecedents, toying with the connection to Meissen, the Dresden porcelain maker, and Juste Meissonier, a leading 18th-century French Rococo designer".

Also with Hearsay, there comes to mind an even more elevated reverence for the debris collected, as if the artist is building a place to perform rituals or some other type of formal procedure.

The streets in and out of town, such as Barmouth Road, are dotted with more Victorians and Edwardians – the more elevated, the better for views.