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Such feature vectors will encompass more valuable information as compared to mere percentage of secondary structures.

We suggest that the reason why the 'just-in-time' strategy is not used in our experiment is the higher cost of inter area transitions associated with physical walking as compared to mere gaze-shifts.

Students appeared to develop better strategies in problem solving through writing as compared to mere memorizing of calculations.

Cytotoxic T-cells proliferation is characterised by more stringent molecular requirements, as compared to mere T-cell receptor-mediated target killing (Schild et al, 1990; Gervois et al, 1996).

In particular, antigen-stimulated T-cell proliferation not only requires adequate costimulation, but also an increased density of MHC/peptide complexes on APC, as compared to mere targeting of cytotoxic activity (Schild et al, 1990; Gervois et al, 1996).

Inclusive global leaders also foment risk-taking: a robust 63% of global team members with inclusive leaders—as compared to a mere 21% of global team members with non-inclusive leaders—say they're not afraid to fail.

Fully 88% of global team members with inclusive leaders—as compared to a mere 22% of those with non-inclusive leaders—say they embrace the input of those whose background or expertise differs from their own.

Furthermore, angular measurements are independent of linear measures, such as the individual foot length, and seem to be generally preferable compared to mere distance measures.

Concerning the anti-inflammatory effect of ASA, the results presented here support additional anti-inflammatory mechanisms of ASA as compared to the mere inhibition of prostaglandin synthesis, by enhancing the formation of 17-HDHA in murine colitis.

But compounding India's economic woes, industrial production slowed to a mere 0.6 percent in August as compared to a year earlier, dampened by poor investment and consumer demand, India's statistics ministry said Friday.

"It is often seen as a mere formality and not given importance as compared to bigger issues such as poverty and hunger," says Regional Building Relationships Advisor Ming Viado of the non-governmental organization Plan Asia.