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Consistent with this last possibility, the meta-analysis by Larzelere and Kuhn[ 9] found that the outcomes of physical punishment compared differently with outcomes of alternative disciplinary tactics depending upon how physical punishment was used.

We will see through other examples that two different convolutional codes having the same complexity TC M) defined in [4] may compare differently under TCC M).

On the other hand, taking advantage of the imaging analysis, we could adjust accurate corresponding regions for comparing differently shaped samples.

We anticipate that a similar tuning of injection times could have the same impact upon DiLeu quantitative precision when comparing differently multiplexed samples.

Figure 1 shows that the groups compare differently in terms of correlation scores in the sense that some groups are more similar than others.

Given different stress regimes, we test for differential limb scaling between animals of various gaits and limb posture by comparing differently sized sub-samples of mammals, and parasagittal mammals to sprawling reptiles.

In Experiment 1, GPC3 immunoreactivity (IR) and tissue architecture were compared among differently fixed and embedded specimens.

We hypothesized that the strength of a suture knot depends on the suture shape, and therefore, we compared three differently shaped suture materials composed of the same material and quantity per length.

To formalize whether the list of differently expressed genes belonged to a particular gene ontology (GO), we used the GOrilla tool to compare the differently expressed genes against all of the genes assessed by the gene chip.

In order to verify the performance of our HO positioning algorithm, we compare three differently estimated HO positions each of them using a specific coverage estimation method with the actual positions recorded by a mobile terminal.

We aimed to time the crosses so that we could compare the differently sized populations at the same, or at very similar, inbreeding coefficients.