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In contrast, higher proportion of MAC had T4 tumour (40.7% in MAC vs 14.6% in AIM and 13.0% in NMA) compared with AIM and NMA.

Point mutations and indels (insertions and deletions) of SR3 were calculated, and their difference from the genetic variation of bread wheat and its ancestors were compared, with aim to analyze the extent and pattern of sequence variation induced by somatic hybridization.

In contrast, Jones et al. found that additional targeting of normal lactate levels as compared with aiming at higher ScvO2 did not influence in-hospital mortality in septic shock patients resuscitated to normal central venous and mean arterial pressure (MAP) [59].

In contrast, Jones et al. found that additional targeting of normal lactate levels as compared with aiming at higher ScvO2 did not influence in-hospital mortality in septic shock patients resuscitated to normal central venous and mean arterial pressure (MAP) [ 59].

The three derivatives were also compared with the aim of predicting the order of chemiluminescent efficiency.

Different preparation methods are compared with the aim of attaining controlled distributions of the active phases in the membrane.

Various dynamic EV charging profiles are compared with an aim to minimize the grid dependency and to maximize the usage of solar power to directly charge the EV.

In this study, the teachers' enactments of mobilized 5E lessons were observed, analyzed and compared, with the aim of exploring the differences of lesson enactment amongst them.

In view of this six examples are solved here using a wide range of functions and the results obtained with each function compared with the aim of establishing some guidelines for selecting the function.

Conditions for the preparation of starch oleates of native and hydrolyzed corn starch were compared with the aim of developing a hydrophobic starch as gum arabic substitute for use as a wall material in microencapsulation.

In this paper, fracture assessment methods containing guidelines for mixed-mode I/II loading conditions are examined and compared with the aim to discuss their suitability for implementation into the SINTAP procedure.