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Findings also revealed that twice as many Pre-K attendees were reading above expected first grade literacy benchmarks compared to the no-preschool group which is important because it implies that meeting benchmarks is not the only indicator of success.

The proposed processor which achieves peak capacity of 1.5 GFLOPS and 125 Mvertices/s can totally acquire 17.6% reduction in hardware cost and can provide 1.3 times improvement in performance per logic cost ratio under a 0.18 μm CMOS process for real graphics benchmarks compared to previous expanded VLIW vertex processor.

The data from the current study demonstrated that for patient-used flexible endoscopes the residuals for protein, hemoglobin and bioburden in the suction channel (L1) after the ECR cleaning are substantially better (99.7% met all benchmarks) compared to optimal manual cleaning.

We also perform code benchmarks comparing to semi-analytic results and other codes.

One in four women earn less than the benchmark, compared to 16% of men.

Hence, shape-based algorithms have a significant disadvantage in this benchmark compared to the methods relying on topological similarity.

This shift is much more marked for the multi-assay benchmark compared to the single-assay benchmark, which is expected given that the structures in the single-assay benchmark are all from the same paper (and assay).

For example, it achieves a larger than 1500-fold speedup in the color space converting benchmark compared to running the code on a scalar core.

In the class of 2015, 41.9percentt of test-takers met the College Board's "college and career readiness" benchmark, compared to 42.6percentt last year.

Therefore, despite higher sequence similarity in average among proteins in this benchmark compared to 25PDB benchmark, similar (or in many cases, even lower) protein structural class prediction accuracies has been reported for 1189 benchmark compared to 25PDB benchmark [ 5, 6, 24, 48].

Recent analyses suggest that 49% of New York City residents live in census tracts exceeding the 1 in 10,000 HAP-attributable cancer risk benchmark compared to 4.8% of the population nationwide, with the majority of the risk attributed to benzene and formaldehyde exposures [ 10, 11].