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Earlier arrivals were in better condition (Fig.  1b), had longer tails and were older than later arrivals.> -wrap-foot> denominatorator degrees of freedom (N = 124) In my linear mixed effects model analyses including all predictor variables, the most likely models predicting spring arrival date were not strongly weighed (Table  1).

Indeed, on a private conference call with Jewish-interest groups last week -- which the Huffington Post managed to dial in to -- Dan Shapiro, a senior policy advisor and Jewish outreach coordinator for the President, told listeners that Obama would strongly weigh a visit to the region if negotiations looked fruitful.

That issue is one "where the Catholic bishops want very strongly to weigh in," said the Rev.

Holland suggest strongly they have weighed the evidence and that it has been at no cost to their self-belief.

The apparent absence of a number of key features (e.g., Omp85, HslVU, flagella) have weighed strongly in the scenario proposed, in which Chlorobacteria are the earliest-diverging eubacteria.

Mr. Thomas weighed in strongly on the issue, his spokesman said.

Mr. Bush weighed in strongly on the debate in Germany over the mission in Afghanistan, thanking Germans directly "for their contributions to helping the people of Afghanistan realize the blessings of a free society".

Washington, D.C. is still locked in a struggle with Congress over decriminalization, and the White House weighed in strongly on the local government's side.

miRNA are aligned to mRNAs to identify complementarity, but while seed match is weighed more strongly, G U wobble base pairing and mismatches in the seed do not lead to exclusion from the set of predictions [ 7].

In the corrections and clarifications column itself, a sense of proportion weighs strongly with me in highlighting poor usage.

The court added that "the benefits of openness weigh strongly in favor of granting access to Delaware's arbitration proceedings".