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For children aged 1 3 years, Belgium, The Netherlands and the UK had similar mean values of about 545 600 μg RE/d, whereas the values for Poland were almost twice as high (Table A9, available online).

The specific surface area of Neusilin US2 is twice as high as in Neusilin SG2, so is the mesopore volume, which is more than twice as high (Table II).

Taking the average of absolute deviations across traits yielded the lowest values for P ρ and P ρ 2, only slightly higher than for unpenalized estimates, whilst mean absolute differences for the other penalties were about twice as high (Table 3).

Second, because effluent concentration was twice as high during summer 2002 (Table 1), the data set was divided into 2001 and 2002 spawning seasons and the same analyses were performed.

Overall diversity of IS types is higher in DM4, but the total number of IS elements in AM1 is twice as high as in DM4 (Table 1).

Two opposing factors contribute to this effect: first, the number of peptide spectrum matches to Lepto2 is more than twice as high as to Lepto3 (Table 1) and, second, the probability to find a Lepto2 spectrum in Lepto3 (Fig. 5) is ∼30% higher than vice versa.

This effect was evident in small gender differences for probands but higher differences for siblings: male siblings had scores about twice as high as female siblings (see Table 2 and Table S2 in additional file 6).

DHA is generally present in equal or higher amounts than EPA in seafood but the total amount of EPA and DHA as well as the ratios of EPA to DHA vary by supplement, and in many over-the-counter supplements EPA may be almost twice as high as DHA (see Tables  2 and 3).

From the multilevel logistic models, the odds of deafness in female dogs were estimated to be 1.7 times higher than in males on univariable analysis (P = 0.044; Table 2), and twice as high on multivariable analysis (P = 0.035; Table 4).

During the entire period of observation, the risk of revision due to dislocation was twice as high in the FHN group (Table 5, see Supplementary data).

We showed that again, the average density of interactions between the signalling modules is still 1.6 times higher than between all classes and twice as high as between random classes (Table 2).