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dMBP-positive myelin sheaths were less frequently observed in AD and DLB compared to VaD but were still more frequent than in controls (Fig.  4a).

Aperture polarimetric observations of comets in broadband filters are still more frequent because they allow one to observe fainter objects.

However, endogenous ORF targeting seems to be less frequent and effective than 3′-UTR targeting but still more frequent than 5′-UTR targeting [ 28].

In the remaining potential bimodal genes, highly significant SNP associations were less common (possibly reflecting misclassification of bimodal genes), though still more frequent than occurs genome-wide.

Difference in cutoffs explained the difference in results between studies, but hypogammaglobulinemia in the Tromsø study was still more frequent and severe.

While the use of forceps has declined overall, this kind of assisted birth is still more frequent in public than in private hospitals.

They do imply that however uncommon reuse may in fact be, it is still significantly more frequent than expected by chance.

Businesses can still make more frequent payments if they want.

But she was still the more frequent victor; she even wishes that Nike would require some of the professional athletes it sponsors to wear the FuelBand and share the results.

On D28 the frequency of bone deformation was similar in the two groups (∼60%), while muscle/joint involvement was still significantly more frequent with LAC than with LACΔpvl (57% versus 9%, P = 0.033).

Still, a more frequent and intensive use of clinical information systems has been previously associated with increased user satisfaction.