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From the SEM images, it can be distinguished that the distribution of ZnO in the SBR/BR blend is comparatively better for nano-ZnO which in turn is reflected in mechanical properties (Table 6).

Data suggest that health outcomes are comparatively better for patients who are informed about their treatment options, have realistic expectations of outcomes, participate in setting goals for potential treatments, and are able to link personal values to their goals [ 22, 23].

Groundwater is comparatively better (permissible for drinking) on the western part of the study area.

Interestingly, the 2-hydroxy-2-pyrrolidine-2-yl-acetic acid rac- u -13d containing 2-{[trac- u -13dxyphenyl)]methoxy} ethyl grac- u -13d nitrogen atom of the pyrrolidine ring showed high potencontaining4 and a comparatively better selectivity for this protein (>15 against mGAT3) than the well known mGAT4 uptake inhibitor (S)-SNAP-5114.

Similarly, Sombatmankhong et al. reported that a scaffold consisting of a 50 : 50 (w/w) blend of PHB with poly 3-hydroxybutyrate-co-3-hydroxyvalerate) (poly 3-hydroxybutyrate-co-3-hydroxyvaleratet for the attachment and poly 3-hydroxybutyrate-co-3-hydroxyvaleratee fibroblasts [ 16].

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.

The analytical conditions obtained with the novel SWV methods here reported are comparatively better than those for other electrochemical methods in the literature.

Although films prepared by method I indicated greater degree of amorphicity but comparatively better release rates for tolfenamic acid (~50%) has been observed in films prepared by method II mainly due to the increased amount of drug present on the surface of the film.

While energy-based method proposed in [42] gives comparatively better results when applied for each action separately, it is not applicable here.

However, unlike from other Authors, who generally emphasize discrepancy between safe beliefs vs. unsafe practices, in the current study, comparatively better results were obtained for practices than knowledge and attitudes [ 19, 20].

Given the semi-arid nature of the region which makes it marginal for agricultural production, people who settled in Butana practised small-scale cultivation in areas along valleys and seasonal water sources for the comparatively better soil and moisture conditions.