For instance, more intensive within-sex competition could reduce genetic variability in males more than in females (see [ 8]).
When WS2 combined with Bi2MoO6, the absorption spectrum of the hierarchical composite exhibits an obviously redshift and more intensive absorption within the visible-light range in comparison with pure Bi2MoO6.
This is also consistent with the notion that some of these patients were selected since they had more advanced disease and were considered for more "intensive conditioning" within the RIC spectrum.
Green fluorescence seems to be more intensive at the boundaries of the peroxisomes, while the red fluorescence is equally distributed within the organelles.
The Gollum Channel system and Whittard Canyon along the Irish Margin have only recently been subject to more intensive investigations, primarily within the framework of the EU FP6 HERMES project, and therefore little previous information is available [25], [26], especially on the biology of the benthos [27], [28].
AL residents require select health and personal services within a secure residential environment but not the continuous monitoring and more intensive professional care found within nursing homes [ 2].
"One of the things this will lead to is more intensive monitoring of societies within universities".
In the present study, almost all of the non-clustered hospital-associated cases (n = 11, 91.7%) received a new or more intensive precipitating immunosuppressive agent within 4 weeks prior to the onset of listeriosis compared with only 4.3% (n = 1) of the community-associated cases (p < 0.001).
However, with more intensive treatment, the thickness swelling within the limits of experimental study can be decreased by approximately 35%.
Operationally, this objective will be achieved through supporting and evaluating 8 primary care team pilot sites that rely on an expanded nursing role within a more intensive team-based, interdisciplinary setting.
