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But around 30,000 refugees from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan arrived this February alone (equivalent to the entire population of Mytilene).

In total there are 57,000 square feet of exhibition space for classical antiquity, around 30,000 for Rome alone, equivalent to all the galleries at the Whitney Museum combined.

Interestingly, in Table 2 of Togo and colleagues' paper [ 1] the body mass index of the group with CFS + FM is 3.4 kg/m2 higher than that of the group with CFS alone – equivalent to about 10 kg heavier – a biologically significant difference from the perspective of SDB.

HA formulated in Adjuplex gave significantly higher IgG1 titers than HA alone, equivalent titers to HA in alum, and significantly lower titers than HA in MPL (Fig. 3a).

The amount of lost biomass in croplands alone is equivalent to 120 million bushels of wheat, or 13% of what the United States exported in 2013, the team reports.

MINE databases were able to propose annotations for 98.6% of a set of 667 MassBank spectra, 14% more than KEGG alone and equivalent to PubChem while returning far fewer candidates per spectra than PubChem (46 vs. 1715 median candidates).

This would support previous behavioural evidence that learning through the right antenna alone is equivalent to learning through both antennae [38].

Of particular interest to our study were the discoveries that bees learn scents better when trained through their right antenna than when trained through their left, and that the olfactory performance of bees trained through the right antenna alone is equivalent to bees trained with both antennae exposed [38].

The VDR1 alone is equivalent to the Doppler image that can be detected by the conventional PR-DOCT.

The sensitivity of PET alone is equivalent to conventional imaging for primary tumours, superior for bone and lymph node involvement and inferior for lung metastases.

With the positive and negative likelihood ratio values both being close to 1 (1.072 and 0.810, respectively), it was found that the possibility of correctly identifying DE based on symptomology alone is equivalent to the possibility of incorrectly identifying it.