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There will be a higher proportion of more expensive rent properties and a greater emphasis upon "local homes for local people" in determining who gets them.

But I am not sure what pleasure will be extracted from the recognition that Britain is now heading for a debt-to-GDP proportion of more than 100%.

Furthermore, in the medium supplemented with OMW, a higher proportion of more hydrophobic rhamnolipid congeners was observed comparing with the same medium without OMW.

We found that both the concentrations of all SON fractions and the proportion of more stable SON increased with increasing aridity index (AI, defined as mean annual precipitation/potential evapotranspiration).

Also, an analysis to discern how the R. microplus population was distributed amongst cattle was also performed to determine if partial selective treatment or cull the small proportion of more heavily infested animals are feasible options to control this tick.

Solid waste is scrap and municipal waste, consisting of steel and non-ferrous scrap, electronic and cable scrap, composites and plastics, wood and paper, with a proportion of more than 20% of the total amount of waste.

The largest proportions — of more than a third apiece — feel they have "some control" or "not much control".

In the initial stage of the inflammatory response (24 h), PMN comprised the dominant cell type in proportions of more than 50%and90%0%, respectively, after PBS and LPS treatments (Fig. 2).

They are tending to be markets where significant proportions of more educated women have clustered and consequently the outcome of older ages at first births.

This suggests that higher expression of the M-phase and mRNA/ribosome synthesis signature could have been a result of lower proportions of more differentiated and higher proportions of less differentiated cells.

The finding of greater proportions of more deprived people receiving treatment with statins is consistent with a study reporting treatment patterns for both primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease among a general population 7.