As a result, following a report by the Law Reform Committee, Petre Crowder introduced the Variation of Trusts Bill to Parliament, where it was given the Royal Assent on 23 July 1958, and came into force as the Variation of Trusts Act 1958.
This scenario is also supported by the fact that the highest values of phenotypic variation (standard error) of bill depth and width in F. coelebs and F. teydea populations are reported on Gran Canaria [13].
Some of the variations of the bill make it a little harder to get blacklisted, but in general we just think the entire approach is the wrong one.
The same was true for the medium ground finch, a species with lots of variation in bill shape.
Several processes could explain the greater coefficient of variation in female bill length.
We suggest that the large variation in bill length and depth of female Huia, along with our molecular sexing data, indicate that female Huia may have began life with short stout bills indistinguishable from those of males and that their beaks grew longer over their lifetime.
All those teams run some variation of the 3-4, afthe the Bills made the switch this off-season.
Variations of the farm bill over the years have helped make "Twinkies cheaper than carrots and Coca-Cola competitive with water," Pollan wrote in the New York Times during the last debate over the farm bill, in 2007.
Variation in the specificity of billing codes for certain conditions were likely responsible for a high rate of rejection, particularly when labelled by other physicians.
In clear contrast to badge size, we found that bill color was strongly correlated with testosterone levels in three of the four studied periods (no correlation in June, when variation in bill color was reduced).
