£5.05 for a bottle of Black Isle's fine, but far from mind-blowing organic blonde, isn't so much steep as vertical.
As seen in Fig. 7, the increase of TEC with respect to F107 is much steeper at low and moderate F107 values than at high values.
UBS paid a much steeper price as part of its settlement: $500 million in criminal fines, $700 million in civil penalties, plus about $323.5 million to British and Swiss authorities, for a total of more than $1.5 billion.
According to the World Health Organization, the international standard for the number of citizens per primary care physician is one for every 1,500 to 2,000 people, with some countries facing much steeper gaps — such as China, where there is only one primary care doctor for every 6,666.
A comparison of curves 3A and 3B, although both are suggestive of nonfunctionalization according to the model, shows a neutral loss rate for 3A compared with selective pressure for loss in 3B, parameterized as a much steeper loss rate.
Right now, economic distress is concentrated in the states with the biggest housing busts: Florida and California have experienced much steeper rises in unemployment than the nation as a whole.
There was an increasing slope of chronic arthritis/joints pain in both rural and urban women population as age increased; this was much steeper among women than men.
65, 68, 69 Another remarkable observation was that NS5A inhibitors such as dataclasvir, ledipasvir, and, to a lesser extent, some protease inhibitors such as danoprevir, telaprevir, yield a much steeper first-phase decline.
The much steeper challenge is to program the machine to explore, as infants do, and build on moment-to-moment experience.
Absolute grip strength plotted against age-group revealed a much steeper decline with age for men compared to women, as expected.
