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The increase north of the border (19.07%) was once again higher than the UK average (8.68%).
In the sex ratio experiment, the mating propensity was once again higher among the reed isopods than among the stonewort isopods (Fig. 3).
Beside this robust proliferative attitude, we also observed that plastic adherent fraction from shedded DT could be expanded for more than 25 passages before reaching senescence, a result once again higher than what reported for MSC from other sources.
A significant Q value means that effect sizes are not homogeneous, suggesting the presence of one or more moderator variables Seven studies (n = 222) directly compared women's responses to visual versus non-visual stimuli, producing average correlations of.3795%CI,.23to.51o.51) and.13 (95% CI, −.04 to.31), respectively; once again, higher correlations were obtained for visual stimuli.
Similarly, all the three signatures displayed positive correlation with malaria from either the natural malaria infection in Cameroon or the experimental challenge malaria in USA, and once again higher positive correlation was seen with T Mtb-iNet (e.g., in ExpeMalaria, NES = 2.73 for T Mtb-iNet versus NES = 2.59 for THP1r2 Mtb-induced signature and NES = 1.71 for T Mtb-iEx) (Table 7 and Figure 8).
This time, the stakes are once again high.
Certainly, when it comes to furniture, plain wood is once again high on the style list.
But as companies gear up for greater growth, collaboration is once again high on priority lists.
Curses, hypothetical sentences, parenthetical remarks, not just a style that is — deliberately goes contrary to the smooth high — once again high style of Ulysses in the preceding canto.
With the launch of the Enough food for everyone If campaign, global food security is once again high on the public agenda.
Nearly 40 years after blazing new paths in rock 'n' roll, the boys from Liverpool are once again high on the charts with their compilation of No. 1 hits.
