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The pattern specified by PC4 (Figure 7), though accounting for only 5% of the total variation, is somewhat more clear.

When using DDD (for all-purpose drugs) as outcome measure (table 5), results similar to the results based on the number of prescription fillings were obtained, although the attenuation patterns in MZ twins were somewhat more clear in this analysis, showing no statistically significant associations with DDD of neither education nor income.

The cellular response to radiomimetic agents appears to be somewhat more variable and clear exceptions to the canonical DDR pathways have been demonstrated.

A small difference was also appreciated between the two GCases, with Vela being cleared somewhat more rapidly from the 5-wk livers than Imig.

Despite the relatively low β-xylosidase activities of the three culture filtrates, it is clear that somewhat more β-xylosidase was produced on SPWS and SPB, which contained xylan and xylan-degradation products, than on SPS.

But at a somewhat more subliminal level, Gore aides make clear, the vice president's focus is intended to reinforce questions about Mr. Bush's intellectual heft.

It seems clear the U.S. spends a smaller share than socialist states like Sweden, but somewhat more than eminently respectable capitalist countries like Switzerland and West Germany.

Somewhat more than other respondents, these individuals also more frequently reported believing information in the media to be clear and not confusing.

Also, the interpretation for MANOVA is somewhat more complicated, as traditional measures of effect size, such as model r‐squared (R2) and parameter estimates are not immediately clear.

Whether Hd1 directly regulates Hd3a transcription is not clear, but differences in the temporal patterns of Hd1 and Hd3a mRNA accumulation suggest the involvement of a somewhat more complex regulatory mechanism.

Weiner was somewhat more forthright.