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Deep-water offshore drilling has become increasingly important largely due to new imaging systems which provide geologists with a comparatively complete sense of deep ocean beds.

We present a comparatively complete space of detection schemes and conduct extensive performance evaluations on the DED detection scheme compared with other schemes, using real-world Internet traces as background scan traffic.

These, the most traditional forms of media of all (essentially newsprint or a virtualized version thereof), provide comparatively complete, one-stop reporting and analysis of the event in question.

Figure 9g shows the detection result from the proposed method with idea extraction of the ROIs, and the shape of the targets is comparatively complete with accurate shape information.

The presence of these pathological changes was softened in the YSL combination group, in which the structure of heart muscle was comparatively complete.

HEK293T cells were used in this study, as these cells respond to Wnt3A stimulation (the only cells to do so in the panel of cell lines analyzed in our previous quantitative study [ 27]) and have no known mutations in the proteins associated with Wnt signaling (therefore providing a comparatively complete system for studying the Wnt signaling mechanism).

The invention provided a comparatively economical transmission system, which avoided costly devices, and its downward transmission system was relatively complete.

By sequencing and comparatively analyzing complete aflatoxin biosynthesis gene clusters of 35 non-aflatoxigenic genotypes of interest as active ingredients of biopesticides for aflatoxin mitigation in Africa and North America, the current work sheds light on the process of cluster degeneration.

Comparatively, Uber completed about 4.7 million trips, with Lyft providing about 750,000 rides during the month.

Until the last years of the Xi (Western) Han dynasty, about 2 ce, comparatively accurate and complete registers of population were kept, and the total population in that year was given as 59.6 million.

A comparatively faster and complete reduction of Cr VI) to Cr III) using this catalysis was achieved at room temperature in presence γ irradiation, thus making the method more effective in its approach for bulk remediation of Cr VI).