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But there has been significantly less coverage of the issue that triggered Henwood's outburst in the first place: a scandal over race that Henry has been energetically attempting to force on to the agenda.

Cut to Turnbull grimacing his way through pressers ever since, as he tries to convince the Australian public that the Liberal plan would cost marginally less (or the same to householders) while dissembling around that old adage that you get what you pay for – or in this case, less than what we'll pay for, with significantly less coverage, bandwidth and access for Australian internet users.

But during periods of high influenza activity, such as during the 2009 H1N1 'swine flu' pandemic, other diseases were receiving significantly less coverage than baseline.

By measuring the proportion of vessels that were surrounded by astrocytic endfeet, we found significantly less coverage in cryo-fixed tissue.

Sanders' lead comes despite the fact that his campaign received significantly less media coverage compared to Clinton.

The series, which was sponsored by Lucozade, achieved significantly less media coverage and viewing figures, resulting in it becoming the least-watched series in Big Brother UK history until Big Brother 12 in 2011.

We observed that tumors with Dll4+/− BM-VPC had significantly lower FN1 content (Figure 6A) in the vessels and these had significantly less pericyte coverage, suggesting these would likely be more unstable (the PECAM/SMA ratio of the tumors is shown in Figure 6B; the higher the ratio the less pericyte/SMA coverage of tumor vessels).

Patients had significantly less total coverage (50%, SD 4.6) than control subjects (58%, SD 4.4) (p < 0.001).

Moreover, studies with larger cohort size are warranted to assess our finding in familial breast tumours, that the genome of high-grade luminal A tumours had significantly less CNV coverage than the more clinically aggressive high-grade luminal B tumours.

This experimental system corroborated the previous results with HmTAs, whereby mast cells having significantly less than complete coverage of hapten-specific IgE exhibited more-robust degranulation.

Women voted significantly less often for the coverage of expenses than men (women 31.6%, men 44.0%, p = 0.003).