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However, the rainfall intensity (or rainfall over a short time span) is more suitable in semi-humid and semi-arid regions because excess infiltration dominates the runoff in these regions.

Future research should collect and analyze the distribution of individual responses within the overall response span to determine if implementing more responses at the beginning of the response span is more effective than implementing them equally across the entire response span.

The restricted span is more manageable than the original span because it does not allow any refinement of input trees.

Moreover, the addition of cross ribs over the whole span was more effective than midspan concentration of cross ribs.

Not surprisingly, households in their working period of their life span are more likely to hold pension plans that those already retired.

When compared to younger age groups, centenarians, in general, follow a healthier lifestyle along their life span, are more resilient to stress and adversity and they tend to have more positive thoughts about their self and life [ 7- 13].

In the general population, women across the adult age span are more likely than men to report having sleep initiation and maintenance problems, as well as nightmares [ 56- 59].

And indeed, his approach, in comparison with Mr. Levine's layering of long spans, was more episodic, with colors and contrasts vividly exposed at every turn.

Congressional subcommittee hearings on C-Span are more entertaining to watch than Pittsburgh's offense, which has averaged only 9.5 points per game.

Our thirst for binge-watching seems to contradict our shrinking attention spans (and Crave has gambled on our shrinking attention spans being more powerful).

Rossiter thinks that in a world increasingly saturated with online content, attention spans are more adept for Tweets than longform reportage.