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Full expansion could be viewed more clearly as Skelton et al. (2011) illustrated in 2011 in Table 4.

These spectral differences between normal and dysplasia tissues can be viewed more clearly using the difference spectrum as shown in Figure 4B.

If HDSS results are to be used directly in national statistics and information for policy, they need to be viewed more clearly as national resources that generate information of national policy relevance.

Those painters' Post-Impressionist successors notably Paul Cézanne, Vincent van Gogh, Edgar Degas, and Paul Gauguin can be viewed as more clearly modern in their repudiation of traditional subject matter and techniques and in their assumption of a more subjective and personal vision.

This is the dual fantasy/fiction that Ballard saw as invading everyday life in the 60s, which he exaggerated to view more clearly.

The cross-sectional view should be more clearly and preferentially showing more than 1 slice.

We propose changes to make sure children's views are heard more clearly in cases that affect them.

"In our view, the FA needs to be much more clearly the body that governs the whole national game and we need to get back to reducing the power of the Premier League within it.

From the side view SEM image, it can be seen more clearly that NWs touch each other, and most of them merge.

Without him, West Germany might have been more clearly viewed as a plodding, evasive, workaday place – but thanks to the great convulsion of effort behind Grass's first novels it became peopled with erupting, disgusting juxtapositions – eels and horses; gull shit, semen and rust.

These differential responses can be more clearly observed by viewing Fig. 3, where the effect sizes of SS > SE trials are plotted for individual ROIs.