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The results following this approach are substantially identical to the baseline specification (column 1).

Another promising approach is substantially increased federal aid to state and local governments, above and beyond what is already occurring.

Simulation studies show that the semiparametric empirical Bayes approach is substantially better than existing methods.

However, the numerical approach is substantially different from the one used in previous work in this field [1 3].

This approach is substantially faster than previous methods for rendering translucent materials, and it has the advantage that it integrates seamlessly with both scanline rendering and global illumination methods.

The experimental results show that by introducing the modality-correlated feature representation, the proposed multi-modal RGB-D object detection approach is substantially superior to the state-of-the-art competitors.

As the image contrast of standard LGE imaging techniques relies on optimal TI settings, this approach is substantially operator-dependent.

Although core biopsy may yield a benign aetiology, there is conflicting evidence concerning whether this approach is substantially better than FNA as the upgrade rate on surgical excision ranges from 0 to 36%% in several studies, possibly related to the small cohort size and inherent sampling error [8].

This bistable transition approach is substantially different from the bifurcation hypothesis in the sense that one is driven predominately by stochastic processes, with no substantive changes in underlying parameters over the time course of seizure onset, whilst the other corresponds to a predominately deterministic route to seizures through underlying parameter variation.

While in our understanding we lean heavily on the body of theoretical work discussed above, our approach is substantially different.

However, the incidence of HM estimated using the Kaplan Meier approach is substantially larger than that derived from the competing risk approach.