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In IMR90, there is a significant improvement from using the top two modifications as compared with using H3K9ac alone, with difference in TP ranging between 5% and 20% at the same FP.

Then the approach developed provides drastic (an order) accuracy increase for SIF evaluation under practically insignificant growth of the computation cost as compared with using ordinary elements only.

They are lightweight and low cost as compared with using a single type of fibre to make structural components, which may be over-strength and not cost-competitive.

Moreover, both fusion strategies enhanced the performance of Ea and, in most cases, MTf predictive models, as compared with using each technique individually.

Moreover, a remarkable increase in the gas holdup values at the wall region was achieved in the churn turbulent flow regime based on the insertion of the vertical internals inside the column as compared with using a bubble column without obstacles.

Thus, working load of microcontroller decreases as compared with using of other functions (trapezoidal, gauss etc).

Thus, in these regions the use of the GLONASS can potentially increase the number of available measurements by a factor of 1.5 2 as comparing with using the GPS only.

Moreover, use for > 3 years was associated with a lower risk of EAC/HGD (adjusted RR=0.54, 95% CI=0.30 0.99, Phomogeneity=0.952) as compared with use for < 3 years (adjusted RR=0.64, 95% CI=0.46 0.90, Phomogeneity=0.751).

Cyclooxygenase inhibitors use for > 1 year was associated with a significantly lower risk of neoplastic progression (adjusted RR=0.54, 95% CI=0.36 0.79, Phomogeneity=0.999), as compared with use for < 1 year (adjusted RR=0.67, 95% CI=0.46 0.97, Phomogeneity=0.674).

To this end, studies have shown enhanced regenerative responses in retinal ganglion cells following application of a combination of BDNF, CNTF, fibroblast growth factor (FGF2), and NT-3, as compared with use of each factor independently [ 157– 157].

However, an argument against use of analog insulins as compared with use of regular or NPH insulin is one that states that the effectiveness and risk of hypoglycemia are the only two valid clinical outcomes that should be used to compare the analog and human insulins.