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Further inland at I4 as well, the combination low EM conductivity, low major cation concentrations, and elevated sulfate concentrations would suggest relatively young groundwater even though As concentrations exceed 150 ug/L in three intervals between 9 and 15 m depth.

If the latter portion of that theory is correct (exposure to multiple TBIs yields high rates of CTE), then the relatively low rates of suicide observed among retired NFL players would suggest relatively weak associations between CTE and deaths by suicide.

This would suggest a relatively small difference between the three typing methods.

This would suggest a relatively large institutional level effect compared, for example, with that for the association with an entrant's sex (intraclass correlation=0.002).

Moreover, effective depuration of CFA from the plasma, as illustrated after transfer of exposed fish into clean water for 4 days, would suggest a relatively short half-life for CFA in plasma in carp.

Thus, in the presence of high endogenous PDE activity, VIP is incapable of maintaining a prolonged elevation of cAMP, which would suggest the relatively modest effect of VIP on TNF-α production when compared with PDE-resistant dibutyryl cAMP and the distinct lack of modulation of IL-10 production.

This would suggest that even relatively young children should be able to make their own decisions.

This would suggest that only a relatively small amount of the esterified propionate is released and absorbed in the small intestine.

This would suggest the admixture of a relatively small amount of Egyptian blue particles, as was determined from analysis of the samples taken from these areas.

Conversely, finding no differences in performance would suggest that participants' attention was relatively similar across stimulus conditions.

This would suggest that the habitat is still relatively suitable in habitat fragments, resulting in relatively stable populations that are not going through bottlenecks, such that more time since isolation is not as important a factor.