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Or, rather, horribly but relatively less horribly compared to the really horrible horror that some people are enduring.

Shapiro is interested in the sociology of knowledge (which is precisely where the study of quotation belongs), so there are quotations from Robert K. Merton, George Sarton, and Talcott Parsons, but relatively less attention is given to other academic figures.

The use of probability of detection curves to quantify the reliability of non-destructive examination (NDE) systems is common in the aeronautical industry, but relatively less so in the nuclear industry, at least in European countries.

Master curve of dynamic modulus indicates SMA with asbuton as stabilizer is relatively stiffer at high temperatures (more than 4.4 °C), but relatively less stiff (less brittle) at low temperatures.

Numerous studies have focused on the analysis of estrogens, both natural and synthetic [11 13], but relatively less literature is available on the occurrence and analysis of other endocrine disruptors (glucocorticoids, progestins and androgens) in aquatic environments.

However, in groundwater recharge studies in the equatorial West Africa, recharge is by abundant but relatively less depleted rainfall events (Mbonu and Travi 1994; Oga et al. 2008; Wirmvem et al. 2014a).

ACVR1B is well-conserved in primates including human, rhesus, and orangutan, but relatively less-conserved in chimpanzee.

Horseradish peroxidase (HRP) is selective about the electron acceptor, i.e. hydrogen peroxide, but is relatively less selective about the electron donor.

They were better educated than the native-born population but were relatively less likely to be found in managerial and professional occupations and were overrepresented in unskilled work.

Certain characteristics of Taylor flow have been frequently investigated in the literature using conventional modeling approaches but are relatively less frequently investigated using the phase field formulation, the focus of the present study.

Russia was found to have the most detrimental drinking patterns compared to EU Member States such as Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, and the Czech Republic, while the Czech Republic had the highest overall beer consumption levels in Europe, but a relatively less detrimental pattern of drinking [4].