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Are these poor statistics just a blip or is there something more profound at work?

The predatory state, the extreme insecurity, the sheer weakness of the rule of law these are problems more profound, at this stage, than a traditional left-right analysis can clarify, let alone begin to solve.

This effect is observed at the both temperatures, but is more profound at 4°C.

It is shown that this effect is more profound at low gas temperatures when the thermal production of initial radicals is not efficient.

On the other hand, the effect of the lower reactivity MgO on the strength was more profound at later ages and low Na2CO3 dosage.

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The completion of the second cell cycle (t4) was the earliest event with a delay in response to CH at 4 µM, with a more profound effect at initiation of the third cell cycle (t5).

This effect was seen at 72 hours and six weeks, with a more profound effect at the longer period (Fig. 3).

Upon further evaluation, patients with lower baseline T-scores had a more profound response at all key skeletal sites; this response was significant at the lumbar spine and total hip.

Something more profound, or at least more relevant: the problems of management and morale in the modern office.

Perhaps nowhere is this shift more profound that at Goldman, whose powerful proprietary trading operation is legendary on Wall Street.