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Histograms of the hourly-measured SWHs more fully document this shift toward higher values over the decades, demonstrating that both the relatively low waves of the summer and the highest SWHs generated by winter storms have increased.
This review demonstrates not only the breadth of Northwest Coast marine management but also the value of integrating different kinds of knowledge and data to more fully document the whole of these ancient management systems.
We encourage universities to more fully document the factual necessity of their plans and the reasons why some limited consideration of race in a holistic review process is the only practical way to achieve the diversity they think necessary to serve compelling educational interests.
In this report, we have attempted to more fully document the in vivo relationship between α-synuclein expression and vulnerability of dopaminergic neurons to MPTP.
It is possible that additional studies are needed to more fully document the strengths and shortcomings of this instrument.
The authors will continue patient follow-up and will report 5-year findings to more fully document survival and late toxic effects.
On stated income loans, only 19percentt of the cases of suspected fraud were detected before the loans were financed, versus 33.5percentt on more fully documented loans.
Work in the past decade has more fully documented the mutational landscape in lymphomas, but the impact of these genomic lesions is often difficult to ascertain.
A side effect of Michelangelo's fame in his lifetime was that his career was more fully documented than that of any artist of the time or earlier.
Lahr more fully documented Miller's writing of the play in a Life and Letters piece, from 1999, "Making Willy Loman," which coincided with the fiftieth anniversary of "Salesman".
One of the more fully documented segments of the video concerns Mrs. Clinton's involvement in children's issues, a longtime interest that is elucidated in the tape's interviews with education and health officials in Arkansas and elsewhere.
