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These low-rate position solutions can give an accurate picture of long-period Earth deformations such as plate motions, but much higher observation rates are required to monitor short-period ground motions caused by earthquakes.

Working in pairs was at the request of the volunteers as the patients with dementia and behavioural problems needed a much higher level of observation.

The proportion of caregivers who washed their both hands with soap when asked to demonstrate how they wash their hands after defecation (51%) was similar to their reported behavior (47%), but much higher than was observed during structured observation (33%) (Table 3).

Hydrophilic prodrugs 3 and 4 had much higher uptake throughout the observation time period up to 24 h than the more lipophilic FA-conjugated prodrugs 1 and 2 (p < 0.001).

Our observation that much higher levels of IL-23 as compared to IL-12 were reproducibly detected in the cultures of naïve CD4 T cells stimulated with anti-CD3-coated beads in the presence of IFN-DC (data not shown), strongly support the predominant role of IL-23 in mediating human Th17 cell development by IFN-DC.

Overall, these results together with the observation that much higher levels of IL-23 as compared to IL-12 were reproducibly detected in those co-cultures (data not shown), strongly indicate IL-23 as an essential cytokine in mediating human Th17 cell development by IFN-DC.

Similar to observations at much higher intensity (and thus probable heat-affected zones) [ 23], weak surface modifications are observed as shown in Fig.  1, even outside the ablated area.

LMD had much higher temperature diffusivities than the observations (Fig. 3l) at all vertical resolutions (Fig. 3d, h, 25 levels not shown).

The FDA said in an email to VICE News that the ban is "based on well-documented observations of much higher rates of transmissible diseases among MSM than in the non-MSM population.

These objects would be produced efficiently in the hot early universe, resulting in a density much higher than is consistent with observations, given that no monopoles have been found.

A rate of 8% in the total cohort, i.e. 20% in stage IV patients, is much higher than expected from previous observations that reported central nervous system involvement to be a very rare event in MCC.