Often these papers were published in order to prove the existence of ICP gradients, and it is therefore not surprising that they found a striking mean difference [ 2].
But all elaboration of what this striking statement means has been withheld," he said.
However, taking into consideration the challenges of providing service and the poor working conditions reported by research on PHPs working in the FHS, it was striking that mean values of SW_Positive Affect and SW_ Satisfaction with Life, exceeded mean values of Perceived Stress and SW _Negative Affect.
Well, for one thing, the striking of mean political poses.
In addition, the most remarkable finding in this study is the striking higher mean blood loss in the LAVH group, which is confirmed by other studies [14, 15].
It is popularly reported that Hoyle, who favored an alternative "steady state" cosmological model, intended this to be pejorative, but Hoyle explicitly denied this and said it was just a striking image meant to highlight the difference between the two models.
The difference in heart weight was particularly striking, with mean heart weights from male and female control subjects being 87 and 93 grams heavier than those from male and female AD hearts, respectively.
These striking preferences mean that the 3rd nt is more important than 1st nt in anticodons (complementarily, the reverse being the case with codons), precisely as in the real genetic code.
The age-specific rates decreased for all women aged 30 64 (1.8% decline overall, Table 1) with the downwards trends more striking – a mean decline of 2.8% per annum – in the most recent period 1991 2005 (Table 1) and for women under the age of 50 years, and the greatest changes observed among younger women (Table 2).
Mr. De Keyser worked with a striking economy of means.
