Such a survival rate is not only equivocal when compared with established treatment modalities but is comparatively better considering the fact that 40% of our patients had stage IVb disease.
Disney's media properties have hardly been immune from the effects of the recession, but they have fared comparatively better than many competitors.
Not only for small instances the algorithm performs comparatively better, but also for large instances, like N12 and N13, GPA is metaheuristic, is able to find optimum solution and outperform the existing approaches.
His examples of Mumbai and Uttar Pradesh can be expanded to include, for example, the South and West of India, which have comparatively better governance but have been held back by the more corrupt and inept Hindi belt, and the East.
This hybrid copy, now marked as linA3, requires further experimentation, but might be responsible for the comparatively better dehydrochlorination activity of HDIPO4 against α- and γ-HCH, as reported earlier [ 14].
Participants from WM village perceived that the physical look of a person is an indication of his or her nutritional status, which they felt was comparatively better in their village compared to other villages.
Google may rank a distant second to the Baidu search engine, but its estimated 80 million users are comparatively better educated and wealthier.
For the equivalent period of 2008, the overall humanitarian action response budget was comparatively better funded at 44 per cent, but while the CAP countries were also comparatively better funded at 53 per cent, the non-CAP countries received only 29 per cent of funding.
But it does not necessarily follow from the comparatively better situation today that the 2008 collapse was that much less severe than 1929's.
This better effect of TRC210258 on triglyceride clearance when compared with sitagliptin could be due to the comparatively better effect of TRC210258 on energy expenditure and consequent gradual improvement in glucose tolerance.
