Temporal shifts in evolutionary rate of sufficient magnitude are detectable in the history of sampled sequences.
In particular, the rate of "sufficient inhalation" was approximately 10% higher in males for all devices.
Although some have argued that barriers on bridges are effective at preventing suicide, 24 the evidence in the literature in favour of such barriers when there are other available buildings or bridges is weak, in part due to the scarcity of bridges with pre-barrier suicide rates of sufficient magnitude to make statistical calculations plausible.
Most characteristics were rated as of sufficient relevance to be part of the instrument.
Each titration step was maintained for at least 15 minutes to determine whether the infusion rate was of sufficient magnitude to meet the requirements of the animal.
At high rates of stimulation, sufficient to cause a smooth contraction (tetanus) of the muscle, the quantity of transmitter released per impulse declines for the first few impulses (synaptic depression), which may be due to a reduction in the number of vesicles ready for release.
The rate of acquiring sufficient material, as assessed macroscopically by the endosonographer for histological evaluation, was not significantly different between groups (22G FNA 60.5 % vs. 25G FNB 68.4 %, P = 0.472).
The scores were stable in subjects who reported no change on the Patient Global Rating of Change indicating sufficient test-retest reliability.
This is also the case in yeast (Lynch et al. 2006, 2008), and has been explained by the presence of more reactive oxygen species, increased replication rates and a lack of sufficient repair proteins (Solieri 2010) in the mt DNA.
(2012), who found that communicative context influenced dogs' gaze-following rates, perhaps the absence of sufficient ostensive cuing (for example addressing the individual by name) caused the dogs in Agnetta et al.'s study to ignore the actions of the experimenter.
