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The meiotic process in two translocation carriers with different fertility outcomes, one normozoospermic and the other azoospermic, have been compared with interesting results (Oliver-Bonet et al., 2005a).

When the data from the drawings were compared with the surveys, interesting dichotomies occurred across both grade levels.

The fact that TR can be considered as a particular precoding technique of OFDM signals makes it necessary and interesting to be compared with the conventional state-of-the-art MISO-OFDM precoding systems previously mentioned.

This result is interesting when it was compared with the results from other plant extracts reported in the following literatures works.

MMAs represent an interesting approach to be compared with the one proposed in this paper as both models use local search but according to different strategies.

This is interesting compared with other classical absorption processes: indeed, even if packing towers can provide the same range of values, the operating conditions are more drastic or the dimensions of the apparatuses are far larger than SM ones.

Another interesting finding is that, compared with the Chrysopicola clade, lineages within the Citri clade have more unique gene clusters.

Although the totals are relatively low compared with North America and Europe, it is still interesting to note that after 2000 an increase can be seen for the continents of South America and Africa, while in Asia the annual number after 2000 is more or less stable (>1000 per year) and Australia (100 170 per year).

These findings are interesting when compared with phylogenetic trees and reflect the consistent interstrain relationships.

The differences between medical and nursing student performance are interesting when compared with our previous work with new graduates.

The relationship between the HDAQ and the HADS is interesting when compared with similar studies that have indicated the pivotal role of acceptance with regard to suffering.