As expected, the exclusion of escapees reduced the female to male imbalance on the X, however, a substantial excess of female-biased genes remained.
However, past experience has shown that meningococci belonging to serogroups C, W, or X can cause substantial epidemics (8 – 10 ); therefore, continuing surveillance will be needed to determine how the epidemiology of meningococcal disease in the meningitis belt of Africa is changed by the successful introduction of PsA-TT (11 ).
When the simulations were fitted using PS-models that included at least X 4, no substantial increase in the Type I error rate was observed as the sample size decreased from 1,000 to 40 subjects whatever the strength of the association between the covariates, the treatment and the outcome.
The X-ray revealed substantial osteolysis.
Especially the mean in the horizontal x-direction is substantial, suggesting that the eye has the tendency to drift slightly towards the right during a fixation.
A substantial amount (x ≈ 0.72) of Ge as estimated from the Raman signal at 414 cm−1 for the SiGe shells formed from the 90-nm Ge QDs [21, 22].
However, after the variable "I think talent is better shown in the game world" is added, the gaming frequency of the July-August group records a substantial rise (X 2 = 19.495, df = 6, P < 0.01) as compared with the other two groups, while there is no notable change in male groups.
The games don't vary much, which is why the high points tend to be cited as Mega Man 2 and Mega Man X, two instances where substantial change did happen.
Created in synthetic polymer paint on canvas, and a substantial 2 x 3.3 m in size, the work's title is taken from a location roughly 300 km "northwest of Alice Springs associated with a powerful desert dreaming".
As we expected, the number of X chromosomes has a substantial effect (Fig. 3A), with an overall 23% reduction in oocyte numbers in conjunction with a single X (oocyte size distribution data are recorded in supplementary material Fig. S1).
Because the difference in the trends in lifespan variance by age (s x) is visually striking, substantial, and persistent, it should be accounted for in mortality models and in explanations of population health patterns.
