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The powerlessness of poor defendants is becoming even more evident under harsh sentencing schemes created in the past few decades.

There was, however, plenty of poise about Scotland's performance, a trait that is becoming more and more evident under Strachan.

Some representative examples were tested against two human pancreatic carcinoma cell lines, and displayed a good anti-proliferative activity, which was even more evident under hypoxic conditions.

Where toughening composite laminates with nanofibrous interleaves becomes more and more evident under static conditions, the effectiveness under fatigue loadings has yet to be proven.

Results show that XJTCP can coexist with traditional TCP implementations, showing a fair behavior that is more evident under random loss events.

The measurements show that the effects of urban trees are related to SVF and that the impact of building morphology is more evident under cloudy conditions than under sunny conditions.

At no time was that more evident than under the glare of the spotlight Wednesday.

The Fleischer ring, caused by deposition of the iron oxide hemosiderin within the corneal epithelium, is subtle and may not be readily detectable in all cases, but becomes more evident when viewed under a cobalt blue filter.

Importantly, such incongruence is expected to become more evident in genes under natural selection (Seehausen 2004).

19 We therefore hypothesised that any influence of social factors on referral would differ by age group and that, if present, would be more evident among patients under 55, for whom the referral criteria were less explicit.

In contrast, the random texture component and the randomness of the disorientation distribution became more evident when the material was deformed under conditions of grain boundary sliding control of deformation.