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As far as the linear coefficient value (R 2) was concerned, compared with the Freundlich model, the linear coefficient value (R 2) of the Langmuir isotherm model was greater than the other one, which indicated that the equilibrium adsorption data fitted the Langmuir isotherm better.

On the other hand, the p110β isoform has not been concerned compared with the p110α until a very recent study demonstrating kinase-dependent and -independent functions of PI3K p110β in cell growth and oncogenic transformation [ 27].

Mammographic screening may be more prevalent and/or frequent in women from Lynch syndrome families who are more concerned about cancer risk compared with the general population, thus resulting in breast cancer diagnoses being brought forward due to early detection.

In the following, floor rotation angles will be examined and compared with the concerned torsional irregularity coefficients.

However concerned Robinson might be, it is as nothing compared with the air of anxiety in South Africa.

That is low, particularly compared with the 79percentt of Indians who were very concerned about warming at the time.

But compared with the rest of the president's base, his evangelical supporters appear only slightly more concerned about this latest scandal, according to the HuffPost/YouGov survey.

Compared with the partial least squares regression (PLSR) method, objective simulations demonstrate the better performance for predicting individual HRTFs especially for the sound directions ipsilateral to the concerned ear.

Moreover, the best of them, named as the Between-class concerned DLPP/MMC (BDLPP/MMC), is selected to compare with the other seven existing state-of-the-art methods on six image datasets.

As a disproportionally high proportion of conditional appraisals concerned oncology drugs as compared with other indications, the trial design of RCTs presented by the manufacturer was compared for the products with conditional (N = 12) vs. unconditional appraisals (N = 9) in oncology (Table 2).

There is some variation by age and geography, with only 22% of Londoners and 25% of those aged 18-44 concerned about immigration compared with 43% of those aged 45+ and 44% of those who live in the South East outside of London.