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To confirm this, future clinical trials may be conducted to evaluate the efficacy of BGM complex combined to a topical retinoid compared to a combination of topical retinoids and topical antibacterials.

The sweet flavour has been compared to a combination of pears and brown sugar.

The area of the proposed linking and cutting structure is 20% lower compared to a combination of conventional laser-link and fuse, and the processing time is reduced by up to 50%.

Studies on the degradation of BG using a combination of additives (H2O2, Na2S2O8, and NaOCl) with hydrodynamic cavitation and acoustic cavitation reported that cavitational yield of BG was more for a combination of hydrodynamic cavitation with chemical oxidation compared to a combination of acoustic cavitation with chemical oxidation (Gogate and Bhosale 2013).

Ceftobiprole was also compared to a combination of ceftazidime plus linezolid for treatment of nosocomial pneumonia.

The triple drug combination significantly suppressed tumor growth (31.0%) compared to a combination of Pazo + IFM (50.0%) or Pazo + AMD-070 (56.4%), relative to tumor growth reduction in the control (Fig. 5g).

Moreover, the analyzed hybrid cycle has a higher efficiency for a fixed CO2 emissions compared to a linear combination of solar only and fossil fuel only cycles of comparable complexity.

However, computing time using Beagle increased relatively quickly when the number of animals genotyped with a moderate-density chip increased, compared to using a combination of DAGPHASE and Beagle (methods A and B), or with DAGPHASE using the DAG obtained from Beagle (method D) (results not shown).

This is an indication that this spacer is slightly advantageous in terms of affinity compared to a spacer with a combination of three d-glutamines and three d-glutamic acids (QE) or a spacer with three d-glutamines and a bivalent peptide construct (bivQ).

These concentrations were compared to using a combination of improved stoves in the kitchen where PM2.5 and CO concentrations were measured in the range of 0.08 0.18 mg m−3 for PM2.5 and 0.7 5.5 ppm for CO.

These recognition cues may be conceptualized as a label, which is compared to a neural representation of acceptable cue combinations termed the template.