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Difficulties in EPB and OLR comparisons were seen by Ogawa et al. (2009) as well.
The apartheid comparison was seen by many as a step too far, conferring on Israel an illegitimacy that is somehow final, as if it could be remedied only by Israel's dissolution, much like the South African regime's in 1994.
Global Risk Insights suggests the censorship of Pooh bear may be taking place because the comparisons with the President are seen by Beijing as "a serious effort to undermine the dignity of the presidential office and Xi himself".
The observed correlation between f and K 1is approximately linear as can be seen by comparison with the line of identity in the plots.
Similarly overlapping were the IPA-designated biological functions, which can be seen by comparison between Tables S2 and S6.
The influence of osmotic water movements may be seen by comparison of the predictions of this GD-based approach with those of classical GC theory.
Because the direct evidence of design dulo:esci drives only a little of the network estimate of comparison sert:venl, which can be seen by the little gray square in column dulo:esci and row sert:venl, the additional perturbation of the effect of design dulo:esci hardly changes the network estimate of comparison sert:venl.
Italy, by comparison, is seen as an overspender, so its yields are much higher.
Hybrid electrodes with 50 wt.% of SWCNTs gave high sheet resistance (1.1 × 106 Ω/sq) and were almost completely dominated by the SWCNTs, as can be seen by a comparison with the SWCNT transparent electrodes, which had a sheet resistance of 1.6 × 106 Ω/sq. Figure 3 shows the sheet resistances of the hybrid electrodes with 6 wt.% of SWCNTs as a function of transparency.
The improvement in predicting OS by including the ER β score was greater in the subgroup of stage I III patients, as can be seen by the comparison of the ROC curves.
