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In our presentation, we will not consider the molecular formulas of fragments, and concentrate on comparing losses only.

Future efforts should concentrate on comparing transcriptomic responses to different stressors in coral embryos in order to identify a set of common and specific key response genes.

The tutor urged the physicians to concentrate on comparing their prior knowledge and theoretical positions with the arguments presented in the reading material, assessing individually whether it reaffirmed or changed their point of view.

The third analysis concentrated on comparing the results of our approach with two other existing mining techniques found on literature: XScan [20] and Timna [21].

Here our study concentrates on comparing the performance of five chosen real-time algorithms [1 5] using data spanning from the Middlebury de facto test samples [6], synthetic data [7] and real world automotive stereo imagery.

This expands the scope of prior accuracy studies, for example those that have concentrated on comparing a final printed model with the posthumous anatomy used to provide source DICOM images [30, 31], or those that have compared physical measurements to those made with 3D post-processing software in the source images [6, 26, 27].

The centre of mass was found to be displaced along x by 25 pm at 120 K and 17 pm at 274 K. Since the displacements of the atoms from their room temperature positions at 274 K proved to be uniformly two-thirds of those at 120 K, the subsequent analysis concentrated on comparing the structures at 120 K and 293 K.

Previous studies have concentrated on comparing the results with changes in serum creatinine, and the performance of biomarkers, including the AUC, was judged by the level of agreement.

Economic evaluations have concentrated on comparing follow-up, including mammographic follow-up, of BC in primary care versus secondary or specialist care [ 62, 65].

Given that the number of patients with mMRSA infections was relatively small (n = 117) compared to patients with MSSA (n = 14,292) or nmMRSA (n = 1,840), we concentrated on comparing risk factors associated with either MSSA or nmMRSA infections (Table  3).

Throughout this study we have concentrated on comparing initial recovery rates and distribution profiles and have not attempted to show full recovery curves or to calculate mobile/immobile fractions for all these proteins.