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"The most dramatic decline happened in this last winter, 2009, where on our survey units there were dramatically fewer tigers than any of the past years," said Dale G. Miquelle, head of the society's Russia Far East program.

There were dramatically overcast skies with just a bit of early evening sun glinting off the water.

And there were dramatically reworked versions of familiar songs, including a muscled-up "Boyfriend" and a grungy "As Long as You Love Me," not to mention a series of '90s-inspired costumes with billowing flannels over faded rock T-shirts.

This 'control experiment' showed that there were dramatically less connections found in the largest component.

Further, there were dramatically different effects in each cell type: B6-G10 showedes showed a doubling in synapse number, while there was no effect on B7/RB-G10 synapses [ 17 ].

In accordance with the results, there were dramatically higher expressions of VEGF-C and FGF-2 protein in Group A than that of Group B, C and D at 2 or 4 weeks.

"If there's some massive failure in the engine and everything has turned to mechanical confusion, then the total amount of fuel there is dramatically bigger," said Mr. Eastlake of Embry-Riddle.

In China's current bull market there's dramatically more money to be made than in the last one, and the people making the most of it are insiders, playing the same games Lin played almost a decade ago.

As you can see in the Figure  2A and B, there was dramatically higher expression of PPAR-γ protein in femoral heads both in the steroid-induced osteonecrosis with or without lateral decompression than that in the control animals.

As can be seen in the Figure  1A and B, there was dramatically less expression of BMP-2 protein of femoral head tissue both in the steroid-induced osteonecrosis with and without lateral decompression than that in the normal control animals by western blot.

"There's dramatically more investments in the late-stage treatments," says Prof. Benjamin Roin.