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For a better perception, the distribution of counts per group is also visualized in a bar chart.

The combination of the two different approaches has been useful for a better perception of the dynamics of the badland systems and to assess the long-term contribution of these areas to the basin sediment loads.

After the adjustment, the SUD group showed a better feeling of vitality and energy, and a better perception of the evolution of the health state with respect to the previous year (Health Transition item), compared to the SMI and DD groups.

Applying this 'cryo tool-kit' in studying virus host interactions will undoubtedly lead to a better perception of the complexity of the underlying processes and enable us to unveil novel cellular mechanisms and pathways.

The SUD group also showed a better perception of the physical health state compared to the DD, while there were no differences in the rest of the scales.

We leverage semantic relatedness from different dimensions to construct contexts, allowing semantic-aware information to disperse into different relative contexts to obtain a better perception of the real world for the users.

However, sensory plasticity usually is described in terms of development, such that an organism deprived of sensory input in one channel during an early critical period will develop more elaborate neural processing for another channel (Berardi et al. 2000), providing it with better perception in the latter channel for the remainder of its life.

This epidemiological study led us to a better understanding of the PVC complications and led the care giving teams to a better perception of the risks associated with these devices.

"President Roh and his team have entered the kitchen now and have a better perception of the reality.

To have a better perception of the PTS complexity in this context, assume the allowed phase set is ±1, so K = 2 and no phase rotation required.

Although it is certainly not comprehensive, it provides sufficient data for a better perception of the impact of different teleradiology strategies and the users opinion as well as the national societies' positions on these emerging and often disruptive changes in practice.