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This effect is more pronounced on fine particles.
These drugs may cause fatigue and sedation, but addiction orhabit forming is more pronounced side effect than others.
It is more pronounced for males than females.
Also note how image noise is more pronounced within the darker regions.
Due to the higher percentage of male apprentices, the effect on gross hourly earnings is more pronounced for men than for women.
The impact on GDP is more pronounced than for method 1.
Due to a combination of differencesin fertility rates and life expectancy, population ageing is more pronounced in certain regions than in others.
The deforestation process is more pronounced in submontane and mountain districts of.
The soft abdomen of black cockroaches is formed by ten segments, the first seven are larger, the rest are reduced,and in the female this is more pronounced.
The decline is more pronounced in developing regions, despite significant population growth.
Unemployment of women in the Republic of Serbia is more pronounced than unemployment of men.
In the EU, protection is more pronounced for the leather industry than for shoe production at rates of 14 per cent and 9 per cent.
Rregional trade, however, remains is still quite important: for some countriescountries,the dependency is more pronounced on the import side and for others on the export side.
Regional divergence is more pronounced at the secondary level than at the primary level.
However, since countries are at different stages of the demographic transition and experience different social and economic conditions,the change is more pronounced in some countries than in others.
The negative relationship is more pronounced between public social expenditure and levels of inequality.
The results allow to conclude that the belief in a just world is a resource forboth groups of respondents, while its connection with the psychological well-being is more pronounced among people with impaired vision.
The trend continues, but is more pronounced in the current mandate than during the previous mandate.
The Government wants the rules not to include the private companies that have a more personal character(typically, family enterprises),where the need for direct ownership representation is more pronounced.
In the case of family planning, the disparity is more pronounced from region to region, particularly between the north and the south of the country.
According to the 1999 census, for every 1,000 men, there were 1,192 women, including 1,123 in urban areas and 1,144 in rural areas, as compared with 1,131, 1,127 and 1,140 respectively at the beginning of 2000. Thus,the gender and age imbalance in the population is more pronounced in rural areas.
The gender gap is more pronounced in developing countries, where 29 per cent of women use the Internet, compared with 33 per cent of men.
This increase in the number of hours occurs in both men and women but is more pronounced in men, for whom it has increased by 41.5% compared to 4.8% in women.
This effect is more pronounced in CML, since malignant myeloid precursors supposedly produce antigen-presenting dendritic cells DCs.
Gender inequity as a socio-cultural phenomenon is most strongly and clearly evident in the country's rural areas and at certain levels of society in urban areas, specifically the middle and lower strata of the population, and especially in the case of the services sector in the labour market,where discrimination against women is more pronounced.
This impact is more pronounced and visible in Kabul, where there is a limited presence of United Nations agencies and non-governmental organizations.
There are two types of plants with different biochemical pathways; the C3 carbon fixation,where the isotope separation effect is more pronounced, C4 carbon fixation, where the heavier 13C is less depleted, and Crassulacean Acid Metabolism(CAM) plants, where the effect is similar but less pronounced than with C4 plants.
This is more pronounced in urban areas where both mean and median incomes of female-headed households is less than half of their male counterparts.
This negative attitude about women's equality in the labour force is more pronounced in countries where women's participation in the labour force is lower than for men figure 15.
Poverty is more pronounced in rural areas in developing countries, where many farmers are finding it difficult to sustain agricultural production and make a living;