Dr. Christakis speculated that teenagers might have some advantages, partly because of their presumably greater mental dexterity and partly — "and this is the part we don't understand," he said — "because they really have come of age with these technologies".
Reduced canopy closure also allows for greater sunlight and presumably greater understory growth.
By contrast, the probability of recovery is different (presumably greater) among those with strep who have been treated and do not have the resistant strain.
Estimations are presented that show that the presumably greater role of radiative heat transfer in larger-scale aluminium flames is insufficient to explain the six-fold increase in flame speed.
But the cat-owning women were no more likely to develop brain cancer than their cat-free counterparts, despite their presumably greater risk of exposure to T. gondii, the team reports online today in Biology Letters.
Does it reflect public aversion to presumably greater union influence in the Executive branch and Congress, e.g. in negotiating redundancy packages during the financial crisis?
Presumably, greater improvements in CFFT would be found for training procedures that resulted in improvements in motion-direction-sensitivity that spanned multiple motion directions.
For example, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease result in a longer duration of positioning the patient (and presumably greater discomfort).
