Opera customers tend to use the mobile Web more frequently and actively than consumers with more static, less dynamic mobile Web browsers.
"Just like with our clothes, actively used linens, especially those that touch food or skin, should be washed more frequently, while less actively used linens, like decorative hand towels or seasonal comforters, can go a bit longer," says Maeve Richmond, founder and head coach of home organizing company Maeve's Method.
We propose that the underlying mechanism for this MMIL phenomenon is microhomology-driven DNA DSB repair as this process is known to generate intron-size deletions, it explains why smaller introns are preferentially lost over larger ones, and it is in line with the observation that intron loss is more frequently found in actively transcribed genes, which are more susceptible to DNA damage.
Monitor your reports more frequently if you are actively working to improve your credit rating, have been a victim of identity theft, or have any other reason to suspect your rating may have changed.
In the 8 prey handling trials in which the foraging strategy used by brooding females could be determined, those scorpions actively pursued prey more frequently than non-gravid, gravid, and females 28 days FOR.
Some subunits have expanded more actively than others, and young Alu SINEs, are associated much more frequently with duplicated sequences that have undergone active expansion, confirming their role in mediating recombination events.
In the SPA brand stores with this more comfortable fitting room, customers presumably explore the store more actively, choose to try on items more frequently, and have an increased number of various emotional and cognitive experiences, along with a wide variety of judgmental experiences.
Overall, French larvae were more mobile and foraged more actively than Swedish larvae, and all three behaviours occurred more frequently at 24°C than at 20°C (main effects Latitude and Temperature, Table 1, Fig. 1).
Furthermore, teachers follow up on their answers more frequently with prompting and responsive questioning techniques, thereby sustaining the pressure on highly knowledgeable students to process subject matter actively and deeply.
Religious affiliation was reported more frequently among women (93.3%) compared to men (80.2%) (p < 0.001) and a larger proportion of women reported actively practising their religion (60.7% vs 45.3%, p < 0.001).
