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He had arguably his greatest individual season in 2012 13, as he averaged 26.8 points, 7.3 assists, and a career-high 8.0 rebounds per game while posting a.565 field-goal percentage, a remarkable rate of made shots for someone who so frequently played away from the basket.
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As two cups were baited in each trial the animals chance success rate of making what-where choices was 50%, however, in trials where only one food remained present these choices would not result in a reward.
The success rate of making mice diabetic with alloxan was 64.00 % which might be possibly due to extremely short t1/2 of alloxan in aqueous media [ 12, 11].
Here again, women who marry at an early age (15 24) display a more rapid rate of making the transition to first birth.
The intensity of the left and right insula activities was found to correlate positively with the rate of making risky responses among the female participants but not among the male participants.
The mean rate of making morphosyntactical mistakes in their production was 5.6% in total (Table 2), meaning that, in every 100 words, only 5.6 elements (characters or punctuations) were used incorrectly.
Many community focus group participants thought the actual rate of making unofficial payments for health care was higher: "You cannot get any attention in a hospital these days if you don't bribe someone there" (Lithuania).
Supposedly, finding a way to cut it out on the sly yields a high success rate of making the machine fail.
Never try to use mirror coat because it has a high rate of making it faint but I do not know about counter.
Note that different rates of making contacts in different phases are not realistically distinguishable from different times spent and so are not included as parameters.
The analysis also included differences between the 2 sex groups on the rates of making a safe or a risky response immediately after being punished.
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