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Older people have higher incomes than ever before, both in absolute terms and compared to the wider population.

Both in absolute terms, and compared to sensible control groups, we find little migration response to changes in top tax rates.

Once again, the drastic decrease (both in absolute terms and compared to the first- and second-order Markov chains) of a third-order Markov chain is apparent.

Resulting predictions were translated into cellular component GO terms and compared to the existing GOA at the GO slim (plants) level.

In general terms, and compared to other institutionalized populations [ 17], this population can be described as being in relatively good level of health, functioning, and cognition.

Varying parameter values representing functional genetic variation, we have analysed the coefficient of variation (CV) of the gene product concentrations in the stable state for the regulating genes in absolute terms and compared to the CV for the unregulating downstream gene.

This coding was then used in the regression for each model, and a LRT statistic was calculated for each interaction term and compared to a chi-squared, one degree of freedom distribution for significance.

Drug term frequency is calculated and compared to term statistical distributions from the entire PubMed abstracts to get the p-value of drugs using function (2).

The contaminant migration is investigated on long- and short-term time scales and compared to predictions without carrier facilitation.

In Table 2 minimally desired benefit from VBT in terms of local control and compared to WWP is listed.

Finally, particle strength in terms of stress was examined and compared to the particle strength in terms of force.