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Both methods found that divergence in Esi0130_0068 sequence is promoted by adaptive evolution.

Both methods found that half-Y (6 mm) stent configuration is by far the best configuration in reducing the blood velocity at the vicinity of the aneurysm sac.

Both methods found that the most stringently required essential gene was acpP, followed by ftsZ.

We therefore tested the 'robustness' of the hierarchical clustering classifications using a k-means method and consensus clustering [ 25]; both methods found that there were at least four stable clusters.

The results from the two methods were similar for the risk factors selected into the models and the relative strength of their association with the DRS. Both methods found that life satisfaction had the strongest association with the DRS, and both selected the following six risk factors: life satisfaction, CHESS, sleep disorders, pain, caregiver distress and gender.

For PLAB Part 2, both methods find that a considerably higher PLAB pass mark would be needed to achieve outcome equivalence, there being barely any level of attainment at PLAB Part 2 which is equivalent to the performance of UK graduates, so that only the very top performers seem to be equivalent to UK graduates.

During experimentation, the CSAIL research team behind this method found that video streamed with between 10 and 30percentt less rebuffing, with 10 to 25percentt improved quality.

First, we observed that both methods found significant epistatic effects between Chromosomes 1 and 5. Recall that in our previous analysis of the hotspots, this interaction was discussed (see hotspot 1 in Table 1).

The study, the first to do a real-life comparison of the old and new methods, found that the new lineups made witnesses less likely to choose anyone.

A recent experiment by World Bank researchers in Tanzania, comparing results from the different methods, found that estimates of how many people in the country are hungry varied from just under 20% to nearly 70%, depending on the method chosen.

In thousands of pages, it challenged the legality of some interrogation methods, found that interrogators were exceeding the rules imposed by the Justice Department and questioned the effectiveness of the entire program.