More frequent large-scale mass wasting occurs on the former glaciated NW European margin than the Greenland and Antarctic margins in the latest Neogene to recent times.
Moreover, the steepest slopes of mountain sites determines more frequent small-scale disturbances than coastal sites with gentle slopes (Roig 1998) generating greater microenvironmental heterogeneity.
In fact, the figure of 91 deaths is almost evenly balanced between more frequent, smaller-scale impacts, and statistically very infrequent globally catastrophic impacts.
Events such as single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), that affect only one nucleotide at a time, are said to be small scale events, and are more frequent than large scale events [ 1].
If these steps become more pronounced, more widespread, ever more frequent, more substantial in scale, scope and reach → then perhaps a major positive transformation of the global economy and ecosystem is realistically possible.
The women having less schooling were in general from families having lower mean asset scores (−1.23 vs. 1.36, P < 0.001), more frequent deficits in a scale for income expenditure status (P < 0.001), and more frequent presence of daily wager in the family (P < 0.001).
However, the lack of a normal distribution could reflect an artefact of insufficient numbers of patients with intermediate severity, non-linearity of the BFM scale, more frequent progression of patients with intermediate scores, or recurrent mutations that result in non-random clinical outcomes.
In brutal death metal it's almost the same except the diminished isn't used as often,most songs are in c or d minor, blast beats are not singular and double bass is more frequent, the minor pentatonic scale shows up a little more in solos, though many solos can be atonal.
The bill would also require more frequent inspections of large-scale, high-risk food-production plants.
A higher score on the scale indicates more frequent involvement in delinquent behavior.
