Large and less isolated habitat fragments containing a larger amount of the tree Daphniphyllum macropodum were occupied significantly more often than small, isolated fragments.
At 18 weeks, they were significantly more numerous and also occupied the rostral mesencephalon and prosencephalic areas (Fig 2).
I also think that the Court errs here in failing to recognize that the state law is most accurately viewed as an economic regulation, and that the speech involved (if it falls within the scope of the First Amendment at all) occupies a significantly more subordinate position in the hierarchy of First Amendment values than the Court gives it today.
The simulations show the extent to which intermolecular hydrogen bonding is important in determining the stability of the monolayer formed by the surfactant molecules and show that mono-alkanoyl glyceride molecules are able to pack more efficiently, forming significantly more intermolecular hydrogen bonds and occupying approximately half the volume needed by di-alkanoyl glyceride molecules.
Unmated C. dactyliperda females seem to overcome the cost of their sons' dispersal and the need to increase their outbreeding success by preferring to oviposit significantly more than mated females in previously occupied patches.
Both Nile tilapia and sunfish occupied the structured habitat significantly more often than they did the sand habitat in single species treatments (Figure 1).
Although both crayfish species proved dominant to sculpin (sculpin evaded approaching crayfish, left shelters if they were entered by them and rarely swam into shelters occupied by them), signal crayfish were significantly more aggressive than white-clawed crayfish.
In the No cross-one new condition, where a container did not occupy location 3, location 2 was significantly more chosen then location 1 (z = 3.08, P = 0.001).
Confidence intervals did not overlap between clients living in rented accommodation and clients who lived in owner occupied housing suggesting that the latter clients were significantly more likely to quit.
As I began to perform interviews at Occupy Boston, I realized this was a significantly more complex question than originally considered.
The Occupy movement was also found to be significantly more popular than the Tea Party.
