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For John Connolly, Bulger and Flemmi represented a lesser evil: the chief priority for the F.B.I. was to eradicate the Italian Mafia, and, Connolly claimed, his informants were indispensable in that effort.
When earlier reports of a chlorine attack were aired, they were played down by American officials; chlorine gas is not banned under the chemical-weapons convention which virtually all countries have signed, and thus represented a lesser transgression.
Because a DPP-4 inhibitor works in the food-ingested state, an intraperitoneal glucose challenge may have represented a lesser stimulation than food ingestion, and thus led to relatively smaller effects.
The major phytohormone-responsive gene categories induced by high population density stress in Arabidopsis were related to benzothiadiazole (a salicylic acid analogue), abscisic acid and methyl jasmonate, while ethylene represented a lesser proportion of differentially regulated genes [ 14].
It seems unlikely that a parish that was consistently conscientious about its children would use placements that it felt represented a lesser investment in their young human capital as time went on (changes in personnel excepted).
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A one-off concussion likely represents a lesser threat.
Thus it is possible that these vendors represent a lesser amount of sales traffic at the other measurement occasions.
This would represent a lesser problem in older children than in the smallest ones.
SIB and suicidal behaviours exists along the same continuum, with SIB representing a lesser form [ 83, 84].
Thus, an extra copy of chromosome 7 likely represents a lesser burden for the cells than most of the other chromosomes.
In particular, the SEVR reflects myocardial oxygen supply and demand, with low values representing a lesser degree of myocardial perfusion [ 8].
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