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As compared with recent analyses (e.g. Dao et al. 2014; Beyer and Smets 2015), the focus is on mobility across countries rather than across regions.

This study has highlighted subgroups of women who demonstrate particularly poor health practices: women of low income, established Canadian immigrants (as compared with recent immigrants), and women living in Ontario and Quebec.

On the contrary, one in-patient episode of FN in our model was, on average, less expensive as compared with recent cost estimates from the United States (Elting et al, 2008).

As my colleague Marjorie Connelly notes, however, Mr. Obama's current approval ratings are not that high as compared with other recent presidents at the start of their second terms.

If Mitt Romney becomes the Republican presidential nominee, he will begin the general-election campaign with middling favorability ratings as compared with other recent standard-bearers.

Exhibit X is tabulated from the reports of 606 participants on 17 specific changes in their boss's and work group's behavior in 1962 as compared with more recent behavior in 1963.

As compared with some recent error resilient approaches based on data embedding, in this study, the important data selection mechanism for different types of MBs, the detailed data embedding mechanism, and the error detection and concealment scheme performed at the decoder are well developed to design an integrated error resilient coding scheme.

As compared with the recent results of a well known simulated annealing based Rectangle Packing (RP) algorithm [IEEE Trans . Computer-aidedDesign Integrated Circuits Systems 17 (19981998) 60], the results are much better both in less dead space2 (4% vs 6.7%) and much less CPU time (9.57 vs 331.78 seconds).

Figure 4 exhibits the performance analysis of the cumulative channel capacity utilization where it can be seen that the proposed system can actually optimize the bandwidth to a greater extent as compared with the recent work done [43].

However, the prevalence of ICD use in the present study was relatively low as compared with other recent studies.

The incidence of LRI in our small cohort (24%) was also considerably lower as compared with a recent study by Nielsen and colleagues (48%) [ 2].