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(4) Open the area to compare the CoLBP features face detector to the state-of-art face detectors by applying it on the BioID dataset.

This paper uses data from the Osaka metropolitan area to compare the direct transportation CO2 emissions produced over a family's lifecycle across five different built environments to determine whether any are sustainable and which lifecycle stage has the greatest overall emissions.

Every 5th, 6th and 7th leaf from the apex of six WT and six transgenic plants was collected and measured for leaf area to compare developing leaf growth.

This circular window was placed at each centroid of the census block and moved across the whole study area to compare the infant mortality rate in the windows with the rate expected under a random distribution.

The nonparametric Mann–Whitney U test was used for the analysis of the tumor size and metastases area to compare the mean values between two groups (data are expressed as means ± SEM).

The procedure works as follows: a circle or windows of variable radius (from zero up to 50% of the population size [ 56]) is placed at every centroid of the census block and moves across the whole study area to compare the infant mortality rate in the windows with what would be expected under a random distribution.

The fourth step compares the consistency of groundwater levels among the upper, middle and downstream areas to compare the associations and differences among them.

We allocated 334 persons to each area and planned to pool across areas to compare treatment effects of data collection type (pathology vs. dedicated clinic).

We also serologically evaluated humans and domestic animals from these BSF-nonendemic areas to compare it to a recent evaluation that we performed in BSF-endemic areas (17 ).

By day 10, networks displayed significantly increased vascular area per tissue area compared to unstimulated levels.

The mean of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in classrooms was found higher in comparative area compared to studied area.