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While the news of governmental support is undoubtedly good, it still pales in comparison to efforts by other developed nations.

Representative Sherwood Boehlert, the New York Republican who is chairman of the science committee, defended Mr. O'Keefe, describing the e-mail messages released on Wednesday as speculation from engineers, and he urged lawmakers "to avoid simplistic comparisons" to efforts by NASA officials to cover up problems in the aftermath of the Challenger shuttle explosion in 1986.

So far, the western appears to be struggling in comparison to recent efforts from the cult film-maker.

The objective of this study is to enhance predictions of the flow regime and fuel temperatures through high fidelity simulations that better capture various heat transfer pathways and with a more realistic geometric representation of the fuel assembly in comparison to previous efforts.

The consumer electronics market is lightly regulated in comparison to government efforts to protect users of digital health products.

In comparison to the efforts to eliminate extrinsic effects on MoS2 transport properties, not much progress has been made in improving the intrinsic properties of MoS2 for better carrier transport.

Does Europe's response to the current refugee crisis look pretty lackluster by comparison to the efforts after WWII?

While Germany's willingness to accept refugees and asylum seekers surpasses that of other European countries, its numbers still pale in comparison to the efforts of countries like Turkey and Lebanon.

In comparison to previous efforts [ 7, 11], the RenSeq approach established 105 and 126 additional NB-LRRs withen tHeinzinz 1706 and the LA1589 genome.

In comparison to these efforts a significant success in the inactivation of bacteria B. subtilis was achieved in the case of electrostatic fields of intensity of 15 kV·cm−1 by Bu et al. [ 68].

In comparison to international efforts, it has been widely recognized that local strategies to manage risks associated with conflict and militarization can be extremely effective, though they should not be taken as a substitute for parties to conflict meeting their responsibilities to respect obligations under human rights and humanitarian law.