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It is therefore important to stress that for the above reasons, different and in many cases, better performance characteristics can be expected in realistic ONDM deployments.

Compared with this report, our results show that the ten-layer InAs QD lasers fabricated using PAO were able to deliver comparable, and in some cases better performance with near ideal external differential efficiency of 96% and extremely high output power of 610 mW/facet under pulsed operation.

Figure 3 depicts the MMR performances of ClusterONE on PPI datasets using the MIPS gold standard, which show that, in most cases, better performance of ClusterONE can be achieved when the PPIs extracted from literature are added into the original PPI datasets.

In that cases better performances than conventional vehicles were observed but could not be used to quantify real benefits of using hybrids.

In both cases, better performances were accomplished in fermentations with standard nitrogen levels (300 mg/L YAN), compared to lean-nitrogen cultures.

In this case, better performance was achieved using a smaller number of feature groups ([A D] in Fig. 1), as opposed to a broader range of feature groups ([A J] in Supplementary Fig. S1).

In the latter case, better performances are observed.

The findings are summarized in Table 6 which shows a similar performance in two cases, a better performance in three cases, and a worse performance in three cases.

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In such cases, better RD performance may be obtained with learning DVC solutions that are able to exploit already decoded data or hint DVC solutions that are able to exploit auxiliary information coded and transmitted by the encoder, e.g., block hashes.

Hence, it is widely accepted that phylogenetic results derived from mt genome data need to be confirmed with evidence based on nuclear genes, which have a slower evolutionary rate, and may show in some cases better phylogenetic performance (e.g. [ 34]).