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In Table 11 and Figure 7 it can be seen that except for select query all other query outperform the extension table approach.
It can be seen that, except for the fundamental mode branch, the magnon dispersion relation of Py/BARC is similar to that of the isolated Py stripe.
It can be seen that except for the objective (F_{text {ele6}}) which has been turned into a constraint, the other objective values trend to concentrate in the bottom of the figure.
It can be seen that except the group LASSO for the switch on datasets, the performances of the methods are better than random guesses.
It can be seen that, except for ethnicity, sleep arrangements, and food/drug allergy, all other factors were significantly associated with FNA in the univariate regression models.
It can be seen that, except Chantarapanich et al.'s study [ 24], all other researchers used the 2D measurements tools and methods, mainly including lateral radiographs and images, to measure the RFC.
…it has already been seen that, except in certain pre-1988 Acasesses, a person who commissions a work to be made by another does not thereby become the first legal owner of the copyright.
It is seen that except for inhomogenous broadening, below 250 K, the impurity scattering mainly contributes to the FWHM.
It is seen that except for that of UV (λ = 325 nm), the ΔI/I trends of other three wavelengths can be well explained in terms of their reflectance ones.
It is seen that except for a performance drop when the speech inactive length was 0.5 second, phone accuracy remained essentially the same for all other speech inactive lengths.
From Fig. 4, it is seen that, except model R0, in all other models, the displacement has taken place in both orthogonal directions (X and Y directions) as the centre of mass and the centre of rigidity of those models do not coincide due to irregularity; as a result, the twisting of the structure in terms of displacement in the minor direction of force is obvious.
