However, when a GIM is overlapping such a locus, then, due to its generally much stronger effect size and its more direct link to the genetic variant, this GIM can provide intermediate and functionally relevant readouts (5) that allow for the identification of multiple causal variants in order to satisfy the criteria lain out by Plenge et al. (57).
Teacher effects are also much stronger than class-size effects.
Tree species diversity had a much stronger influence on the size and composition of the seed bank than herb-layer diversity or composition, the latter revealing only a low similarity to the corresponding seed bank.
Hence, "large" birth size mutants have a much stronger deterministic behavior than "small" birth size mutants do.
Q. What is different in the muscles of chimps to make them so much stronger than humans of equivalent size? A. The oft-described feats of chimpanzees and the closely related bonobos have not been fully explained and may be only partly related to the nature of their musculature, researchers say.
Moreover, while both support metrics were biased (larger clusters received better support values), the statistical association between p-value and cluster size was much stronger (R2 = 0.4258, p<0.0001 vs. R2 = 0.1417, p = 0.0153).
Intriguingly, in case of a cooperative fusion kinetics based on successive FP pairing the impact of disproportionation of FPs during the budding process (enrichment strength) on the average organelle size was much stronger than in case of a Hill based fusion kinetics (pre-formed aggregates).
Thus, the dependence of node status on tumour size is much stronger in screen-detected tumours.
Should that be the case, we are justified to conclude that very weak selection would suffice to explain the stationary distribution of family sizes, but much stronger selective pressure is needed to account for the dynamics of genome evolution.
