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We contend that the partial-order representation yields superior performance because it more frequently results in trivial serializability.
Conclusions: DIC with the fibrinolytic phenotype during the early phase of post-CPR more frequently results in SIRS and MODS, and affects the outcome of OHCA patients.
The DSBR pathway more frequently results in a crossover than GC.
Although MSI-H is seen when germline mutation occurs in any of the four DNA MMR genes, mutations in MSH6 more frequently results in MSI-L or even MSS status [ 14, 20, 69, 70].
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Brennan avoided a question about another kind of strike that has more frequently resulted in civilian casualties, launched not against known individuals but men exhibiting a particular form of behaviour which could suggest terrorist activity, such as a group climbing on to the back of a lorry.
Thus, VSG and RYBG more frequently result in remission of type 2 diabetes than does LAGB.
Because of this, however, the MMFF94s_NoEstat and MMFF94_Trunc were also found to more frequently result in 100-k limit cases.
This is a possible driver of the pre-freeze height differences seen across the slope; with trees at low elevations having to recover from freeze events and subsequent topkill more frequently, resulting in a net decrease in tree height for that growing season.
As in a previous experimental series [22], the syngeneic lymphocyte co-culture more frequently resulted in GVHR-like pathology of grade II or higher than culture of the skin explants in medium only.
In pilot experiments, it was found that anaerobe bottles more frequently resulted in unreliable data.
Skewed sampling distribution more frequently result in extreme value estimates, the proportion of which decreases with increasing sample sizes.
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