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Potential issues associated with incidental changes in the BOLD signal over time were avoided by specifically comparing changes in the difference between permanent and transient landmarks.

By specifically comparing the substrate binding pocket of CALA to other binding pockets of α/β hydrolases, the binding pocket of Candida rugosa lipase was identified as being highly similar.

By specifically comparing biocontrol population, European invasive and American invasive ones, we could assess whether the traits with higher values in the biocontrol population have been preserved or not in the field (i.e. in the European invasive population, the latter being the result of an admixture between American population and biocontrol one).

Additionally, while our aim was to generate broadly generalisable conclusions using the entire range of participant views, further insights could have potentially been reached by specifically comparing the views of different stakeholder groups across the three healthcare sectors involved in this study.

Formally distinguishing between the shifting codon preference and relaxation of selection models by specifically comparing codon usage preferences in lowly and highly expressed genes between D. melanogaster and D, willistoni at a larger scale will soon become possible, once the D. willistoni genome has been assembled and annotated.

The second one, by Rasouli et al., specifically compared randomized and quasirandomized control trials of standard microdiscectomy techniques and all minimally invasive techniques, including endoscopic microdiscectomy and tubular microdiscectomy [ 74].

Accordingly, we used flow cytometry to specifically compare cell surface receptor expression by the three Dunning lines.

One randomized single-center study specifically compared the placement of dialysis catheters by the femoral route using ultrasound guidance or anatomical landmarks [58].

Specifically, compared with PE and R-PE samples, the yield strength increased by 137.7% and 79.0%, and Young's modulus enhanced by 160.6% and 109.6%.

However, this research specifically compared networks in both cases, as a result of a conscious political decision by the government, as to test Gillmann's typology.

Therefore, the aim of this article was to test SPIDER by broadly replicating the work of Cooke et al. [ 9], specifically by comparing the two approaches: 1) the traditional PICO method of searching electronic databases with 2) the newly devised SPIDER tool, developed for qualitative and mixed-method research.