By comparing recently established and older western bluebird populations, Duckworth and Badyaev (2007) found that newly established populations had a much greater proportion of aggressive individuals.
"The nice thing I saw over the weekend was a much greater willingness to be aggressive and to control play," Martin said.
Earlier this month, at an "energy summit" of governors and representatives from 18 Western states, Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico, a Democrat, and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California, a Republican, co-signed a statement strongly endorsing energy efficiency and setting aggressive targets for much greater use of wind, solar, biomass and other forms of renewable energy throughout the region.
In contrast, a much greater diversity of vc types has been documented in the Eurasian aggressive (EAN) race of O. novo-ulmi, as compared to populations of the North American aggressive (NAN) race [ 6]; the EAN and NAN subpopulations of O. novo-ulmi have since been re-designated as subspecies novo-ulmi and americana, respectively [ 8].
We gave up a lot of the product control to an aggressive and experienced Chinese leader and allowed the local unit much greater latitude for decision-making.
Reacting to concerns about corruption and anger over aggressive tax avoidance and evasion, Downing Street was pushing for much greater transparency in the offshore sector.
It was practically the last aggressive expedition of the Arabs into Transoxania for fifteen years, but of much greater importance was the blow which it struck at Arab prestige.
In the words of the British scholar H.A.R. Gibb, "it was practically the last aggressive expedition of the Arabs into Transoxania for fifteen years, but of much greater importance was the blow which it struck at Arab prestige.
Although the reasons are not clear, a more aggressive STZ-treatment regimen was utilized compared to the current study, resulting in much greater β-cell destruction.
Banking regulators advocate much greater caution.
