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Chile, they say, could have got 16 refitted F-16s and four frigates for $550m, improving defence capacity more markedly and at a lower cost than by buying the new aircraft.

However, bone turnover markers changed more markedly and rapidly in the 10 mg/day group, and the incidence of adverse effects was higher in the 10 mg/day group.

Although symptoms of inattention and, even more markedly, hyperactivity and impulsivity, decline from childhood to adolescence [ 8], ADHD may persist completely or partially into adulthood and may constitute a risk factor for mood and anxiety disorders, substance abuse, learning disabilities, personality disorders, and impulse control disorders.

For those born post-1930, ofds of abstention compared with the reference cohort are significantly higher for men born between 1970 and 1974 (OR = 1.19) and, more markedly, between 1985 and 1994 (OR = 1.81 2.36) and for women born between 1990 and 1994 (OR = 1.63).

7 Similarly, in Beijing in 2009, the cumulative incidence of laboratory-confirmed H1N1 influenza increased more markedly before and after a national school holiday than during the break.

This adjustment attenuated the association for TV viewing somewhat, but the P for trend (P = 0.008) across the TV-viewing categories as well as the OR for several shows per day versus one show per week or less remained significant (OR 1.96 [95% CI 1.13 3.42]), whereas the association for low leisure-time physical activity was more markedly attenuated and no longer significant.

The prevalence of episodes within 14 days and more markedly within 21 and 28 days paralleled the prevalence of the isolates with only the Pfcrt 76T mutant (Figure 6A).

As indicated in table 4, percentages of children living in 'smoke-free' homes (ie, homes where smoking is not allowed at all) increased slightly between 2007 and 2008, though more markedly between 2008 and 2014.

Patients negative for XIAP (Fig.  2) and, more markedly, for procaspase-3 and cleaved caspase-3 (Fig.  3) had significantly shorter times to biochemical progression than positive patients.

Cement altered more markedly the mechanical and water transport properties of blended mortars than hydraulic lime, with consequences on compatibility.

When they do not balance, the externality is more markedly non-local and redistribution is required to balance the fiscal burden (or product) from pigouvian instruments among all beneficiaries.