Knockdown was even more marked, with rates in excess of 90% and 65% being recorded for respectively 45 and 75 days after treatment.
In Spain, where BC incidence is lower than the European average, incidence rates have increased since 1973, with a more marked rise during the 1990 s [ 11] in parallel with the dissemination of mammography, both opportunistic and publicly organized screening programs.
The reasons for the more marked effects on heart rate seen in healthy subjects in the present study are not known.
The increase in survival rate was more marked in patients with some adrenal insufficiency.
The difference in the lipolysis rate between genotypes, and in particular the one associated to allele 5 of the HSLi6 polymorphism, has been found more pronounced in men than in women leading to a more marked decrease in the lipolytic rate of abdominal fat cells.
The similarity with the distribution of poverty rates is more marked than in the case of health infrastructure.
The emergence of a flat murder rate belies a more marked decline, given that at the beginning of the year, the police were still facing a rise in homicides.
This phenomenon should be even more marked in species with a low rate or absence of full siblings and a high frequency of multiple paternity [ 49], as is the case for cattle.
When DCD donors were considered separately, the degree of zonal variation was more marked, with 4 zones demonstrating DCD donation rates significantly above (>2 sd) and 5 significantly below the mean donation rate (Fig. 1 b).
During standing, adolescents had a more marked increase in diastolic arterial pressure, heart rate, low frequency of R-R intervals, and low frequency of arterial pressure compared with those of preadolescents.
