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With respect to applicability, this information may be more likely found outside the guideline document compared with content reflecting other domains, rendering an assessment of applicability more challenging.

33 Indeed specificity and sensitivity calculations of our analysis results, even though our sample size was small, support the published findings, as the MiniLab® demonstrates a low sensitivity for co-trimoxazole tablets when compared with content analysis with HPLC.

In the basal portions of shoots growing with NH4+, the as1 mutants exhibited no significant difference in OsAS2 expression, but an approximately 80% decrease in asparagine content was observed compared with the content in the wild type (Fig. 6a, c).

The predictability of the content extracted from active users was compared with the content retrieved from random users in two models: the content-based and user-centric approaches.

The phase content of TiC reinforcement in the composites, calculated from x-ray diffraction analysis, is compared with TiC content in excess of stoichiometric TiC content needed for the formation of Ti3SiC2.

The company said users spend five times longer looking at video content on Facebook and Instagram compared with unmoving content, including ads.

A significant increase in eNOS content was found in muscle from old mice compared with the content in muscle from adult mice (Fig. 1E, Student's t test, P=0.0013).

A main effect also emerged for emotional content (F 2,24) = 39.1, p < 0.0001), showing enhanced accuracy for pleasant and unpleasant, compared with neutral content, across lags.

What about the Censor Board's general lenience with violence compared with sexual content in films?

The effect of chloride binding on chloride resistance is assessed by thermodynamic modeling and compared with chloride content measured with acid and water extraction.

In this experiment, these substances increased in stressed leaves treated with Spd compared with the content in the stress-only plants (Figure 4).