client: in estimate of job completion time, weight the estimate based on fraction done more heavily (quadratic rather than linear).
This system will rely more heavily on statistics, rather than the extensive peer review of this and previous RAEs.
Their share in Chinese GDP has been over 20% in the last two years, but they employ only 3% of the workforce, since their average labor productivity exceeds that of Non-FIEs by around 9 1. Their production is more heavily for export rather than the domestic market because FIEs provide access to both distribution systems abroad and product design for export markets.
For instance, it has been shown that non-musicians rely more heavily on visual rather than audio information to determine emotional content of a performance [15].
First, somatic de novo mutations, that are pervasive in the brain, may play a role in the development of schizophrenia and second, discordance of monozygotic twins for schizophrenia and related neurodevelopmental diseases in some families may be influenced more heavily by genetic, rather than environmental effects.
Since 2001, however, the United States has relied much more heavily on electronic rather than human sources, and the consequences are evident in the Paris attacks.
Additionally, studies show that neurons rely more heavily on cysteine rather than cystine uptake for GSH biosynthetic needs (Kranich et al., 1996) and that neuronal GSH content is intimately related to astrocytic GSH levels secondary to extrusion of GSH from astrocytes (Hirrlinger et al., 2002).
Lunbeck carries hers rather more heavily.
The vote in the 4 counties surrounding Washington - areas dominated politically by people on the federal payroll - was rather more heavily in favor of the General.
The last-minute nature of mounting the show meant they had to rely more heavily on private lenders rather than museums.
