By combining the available information, we develop the following dispersal scenario for gibbons, which is in general agreement with that proposed by Chatterjee [ 32, 68], Harrison et al. [ 69], and Jablonski and Chaplin [ 70], but which differs substantially from them in some aspects.
The figure for violence against the person also fell substantially, from 8,408 to 6,818, though in some other categories, where the numbers recorded are in the hundreds rather than the thousands, the figures have stayed broadly stable: drug offences; sexual offences; fraud and forgery.
For all unconscious scans, except E1, the glucose level rose, some substantially, from before to after the scan, while for E1 it dropped.
However, these estimates still differ substantially from one another with some finding this divergence to be in the Lower Cretaceous [22], [68] and others in the Late Triassic or Early Jurassic [19], [33].
The method was field tested on 16 cotton modules harvested from two study areas near College Station, TX. Results showed that yield monitor based weight deviated substantially from the actual weight for some modules, with errors ranging from −41.0% to +13.9%.
Results of a regional (European Union and European Economic Area) survey published in 2008 indicated that influenza vaccination coverage rates in the elderly (i.e. ≥65 years) varied substantially from less than 10% in some countries to over 70% in others [ 27].
Thus, we recommend that managers connect habitat patches with corridors that are as wide as possible, but caution that if the quality of the corridors differs substantially from the habitat patches, then some of the potential mitigating effects of corridors may be lost.
But even for the actual real-world relationship they find, some countries depart substantially from the "normal" ratio.
For all samples, the frequencies of at least some haplotypes differed substantially from their intended frequencies.
In some cases, the rCRS might differ substantially from the consensus sequence of the processed reads.
