In this study, ABC + Lactate classification identified a large group of patients with good long-term prognosis, and a smaller but sizeable group of patients with almost universally poor outcome (Fig. 4).
Three further retailers – Waitrose, Somerfield (formerly Gateway), and the Co-operative, also known regionally as Anglia Regional Co-op – had a smaller but sizeable combined market share of 11.9% (Defra, 2008).
The model produced a similar range of estimates (27 54%) for the number of occupants exposed to HCHO levels exceeding an acute standard and a smaller but sizeable fraction (4 9%) exposed to CO concentrations that exceed acute CO standards.
Each has involved combining regions with small populations, but sizeable indigenous groups, such as Koryaks, Komi-Permyaks, Evenks, and Buryats into majority-Russian territories.
The multichild families data set used for the sibling-fixed effects estimations is smaller, but still sizeable, containing about 12,000 pupils.
The countrys largest bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, and its third largest, China Construction Bank, made smaller but still sizeable bets on U.S. securities last year: $25.6 billion and $39.3 billion, respectively.
The decreases were relatively small but were more sizeable in men than in women.
Changes in the core parameters have relatively small influences in total energy absorption but sizeable effects on the force-displacement curve and failure modes.
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