Answer that question correctly, and your next question will be correspondingly more difficult, and worth more in your score; miss it, and your next question will be easier, and worth less.
As shown in Table 8, the 50%% adjustment to equivalent value of forest had the most impact on the total estimated ecosystem service value, the total value changed ±20.00 billion USD · a−1 and ±19.07 billion USD · a−1 on the initial result of 1980 and 2005 respectively, while the CS fluctuated between 0.4003 and 0.3970, correspondingly; the next was wetland.
Correspondingly, the next set of experiments confirmed the conclusion.
Correspondingly, the next step should be a feasibility pilot to examine the approach in Germany and provide information to help develop a clear implementation strategy.
Notice that as long as an existing center is discarded, the value of (bar {e}(i)) for the next iteration should be changed correspondingly.
Dr. Harry Powell, the U.C. faculty's chief liaison to the Regents, said, "The legislators have told us, essentially, 'The student is your A.T.M. They're how you should balance the budget.' " Yudof told me he had to end the furloughs next May, and raise student fees correspondingly, or risk presiding over a mediocrity.
Put differently: with an NGDP level target, disappointingly tight policy one meeting implies correspondingly loose policy at the next as the Fed works to fix its error.
Other researchers [ 1] have dubbed this modified version of Gregory's clade Euarchonta, and correspondingly use Euarchontoglires for the next more basal node that joins archontans with lagomorphs and rodents.
Having demonstrated that Mnb can phosphorylate and potentiate Synj activity, we next asked whether Mnb acts during synaptic stimulation to correspondingly facilitate endocytosis through Synj.
It has become apparent that clean technology will be the "next big thing" as the internet becomes pervasive and, correspondingly, less exciting.
Each female of I. ricinus produces approximately 2,000 eggs [ 15], so there will be a correspondingly high mortality from one stage to the next in a stable tick population.
