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The echoes of Aristotle's early writings in Cicero, a few signs of his indirect influence on other writers, and a more considerable contribution to post-Aristotelian logic in Apuleius, a Platonic philosopher who flourished in the 2nd century ce, are indications of the general cultural intercourse in this area between Latins and Greeks.

Despite the volcanic activity, the termini of the glacier have still advanced, with a slight advance on the western lobe and a more considerable advance on the more shaded eastern lobe.

The iPhone maker is reportedly in discussions to acquire Tidal, a deal that would combine rivals emerging from choppy starts and create a more considerable foe for Spotify, a competitor to them both.

Washback effect is a complicated issue and tends to have a more considerable impact on teachers than students (Spratt 2005; Watanabe 2004).

These statistics reveal that Joe Biden, statistically and historically speaking, has a more considerable chance of success than all other political offices in the 2016 election.

Therefore, in order to provide a more considerable, clearer, and more systematic recognition of the expression of miR-155 in breast cancer, we collected the data related to miR-155 expression in breast cancer to carry out the meta-analysis.

Three innings later, the Mets achieved a more considerable breakthrough.

It stinks of hypocrisy when an old codger of a white General announces a more considerable effort to addressing this lack of talent from the black community.

Also these investigations show that the cutout dimension have a more considerable effect on prebuckling stiffness compare to postbuckling one.

It was concluded that fatigue damage has a more considerable effect on shortening service life of RC structures in chloride environment.

The field measurements show a more considerable growth in stiffness than the laboratory tests, with a doubled value two years after construction.