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"He's going to be much more the host and much less the chairman than he realizes," Adam S. Posen, who advises foreign governments on economic coordination, said of Mr. Bush.

From the results it was observed that the McElroy Manufacturing Inc. 'Bullet' pipe splitting device produced a clean split in the ductile iron pipe whereas the U-Mole Ltd. 'Clampburster' produced a much more fragmented host pipe.

As B. hyodysenteriae has a much more limited host range than B. pilosicoli, it seems paradoxical that it has a greater number and variety of methyl-accepting chemotaxis genes.

T. equiperdum therefore has a much more restricted host range than other vector born Trypanosoma species.

Therefore, it is not simply a speculation that the phages would often encounter a much more concentrated host population when inside the biofilm.

CNN's ratings have always been affected by breaking news, but never more so than now, because its competitors at Fox News and MNSBC have much more popular hosts for their prime-time programs.

Considering host group, the molecular tree shows much more conservation in host group usage than the morphological tree.

Because active pollination is much more efficient, their host figs need to contain far fewer male flowers and across numerous Ficus species anther-ovule ratios are a good predictor of pollination mode.

"Matsutake always live in the worst soils — sand and pumice — so they demand much more from their hosts".

They found white-footed mice to be much more competent reservoir hosts than the other species tested.

Seeking potential mechanisms of the very similar but much more extensive inflammatory host-response of P.a. vs. K.p. infection, we analyzed predicted upstream activating molecules.