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Next-generation, crystalline-silicon solar cells might use different metallization concepts compared to current state-of-the-art cell designs.

Thus, abstract concepts, compared to concrete-object concepts, cannot be easily captured by a predictive model due to the amount of error inherent in such a model.

This idea relies on the relative lack of rejection of microevolutionary concepts, compared to the epistemological and ideological roadblocks that arise when macroevolutionary concepts are introduced.

Experiment 1 demonstrated that the students could be taught to accurately measure a partner and/or significantly learn body fatness-related concepts compared to controls.

Marked improvements of more than 10 points (in scale of 0 100) were seen in 7 concepts compared to screening and 6 concepts compared to baseline visits.

Signal transduction pathways require wider coverage of concepts compared to metabolic pathways or protein protein interactions.

For the indigenous residents of Barking and Dagenham, the economy is a vague concept compared to their everyday experience of immigration.

Still, when McNamee's lawyers first revealed that McNamee had turned over physical evidence to federal authorities, much of the attention was on the DNA issue; the issue of potential fingerprints — an old-fashioned concept compared to the high-tech nature of DNA testing — was largely ignored, except by bloggers.

Variable-stiffness panel with curvilinear fibers is a promising structural concept compared to constant-stiffness designs.

Another feature of dynamic phasor concept compared to traditional one is its ability to calculate the derivatives of the phasor.

We found that gesture significantly enhances undergraduates' learning of a complex statistical concept compared to speech alone.