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Hence these should be weighed higher making the spectrum look to be less flat.

Still, FedEx shares fell 2.5% in morning trading as investors weighed higher fuel costs and increased employee benefit costs into the positive report.

Alternatively we hypothesize that bats have, and use, additional directional information that they could switch to when they realised that the magnetic compass was faulty (for example an alternative compass mechanism), or that perhaps some bats weighed higher than others in a hierarchy.

This calculation weighs working-age individuals higher than the elderly (their remaining earnings are higher), weighs males higher than females (males have higher average incomes), and weighs racial and ethnic groups differently (groups with lower average incomes are weighed lower while those with higher average incomes are weighed higher).

Stock investors would have to weigh higher growth against more expensive money.

This will likely be more common argument as automation becomes an increasing factor in low-skill work, and employers need to weigh higher salaried employees with potentially cheap and more effective machines.

A new continuously weighing, high frequency sand trap (CWHF) has been designed.

The purpose of the CDCC measure is to weigh high correlation among single singers against correlation deviations across different singers.

Consistent with the views regarding routine weighing, high risk women with high BMI and concurrent diseases such as diabetes were seen to be the exception.

But the added costs are a blip when weighed against higher ticket sales.

Following AAA patients with repeated PET/CT scans might be useful, but this approach needs to be weighed against higher radiation exposure.