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While the interneuron population demonstrates flexible engagement into multiple rhythmic circuits during successful performance, principal cells are more often engaged in single rhythmic circuits.

Monogamous European societies outperformed polygamous societies economically and on the battlefield, the argument runs, because low-status males in polygamous societies were more often engaged in debilitating violence against each other.

The younger age group was more often engaged in leisure activities and sustained more outdoor falls.

Households have higher diversity of income sources, and are more often engaged in rice farming.

3 Infantry soldiers were more likely to be exposed because they more often engaged with the enemy and were, therefore, more likely to enter sprayed areas.

These results suggest that, on the proximal side, the stem cells were more often engaged in a differentiation process involving the expression of M antigens than were those of the distal side.

Further, a consistently shown effect of corporal punishment is that its victims will more often engage in physically aggressive behavior than those never subjected to such punishment.

Besides, SR fund investors more often engage in voluntary activities than INT investors do (see Table 1).

Additional support for the existence of this attitude behavior gap is given by another fact: SR fund investors more often engage in voluntary activities than INT and CONV investors (see Table 1) thus supporting H2b.

The fact that the protocol had higher precision for girls can be explained partly by the fact that boys more often engage in sports and exercise at ages 6 10,[30] and partly due to hormonal differences during the age period.

Therefore, the group "aggressive toward others" may be over-represented in our sample by male bullies, who more often engage in this type of bullying.