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The "rehabilitation-oriented" centres had smaller caseloads and more intense case management of their patients.
Immunoreaction was more intense in cases presenting infiltrative ductal carcinoma (Fig. 1a) and infiltrative lobular carcinoma (Fig. 1a).
Moreover, its expression was significantly more intense in cases with lymph node metastasis and advanced pathological stage.
The vortex shedding phenomenon is more intense in case of the highly porous structure with square and thicker ligaments.
This was more intense in vaccinated cases of paralytic rabies compared to non-vaccinated cases though localization to sites of rabies viral accumulation within neurons was similar in both forms.
So when I had the smears, we limited ourselves: 'No, there is a quantity limit.' Then we restrict ourselves from making a more intense search [for cases].
This contrast is more intense in the case of the ordered antidots, indicating a stronger OOP magnetization component (Fig. 4b).
Figure 24 also demonstrates that pounding is always more intense in the case of isolated heavy structures, even if they exhibit closer bearing displacements to those of isolated lighter structures.
Clearly we can observe from Fig. 1 that when we account both for the effect of time and disasters, countries' production efficiency curves seem to be highly fluctuated, this is especially more intense for the case of high-income countries.
The photochemical process is more intense in the case semiconducting SWCNTs functionalized with PDPA doped with heteropolyanions in comparison to metallic SWCNTs functionalized with PDPA in doped state, it being a consequence of an additional chemical interaction between the DPA dimer doped with H3PW12O40 heteropolyanions and semiconducting SWCNTs.
Our estimates for θA suggest a bottleneck for both populations at the time of split from the common ancestor, and that this was more intense in the case of A. adalberti.
