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Photographs were then grouped according to the codes, and a new suspect could be compared only with the photos that had similar measurements, instead of with the entire portfolio.

A senior European official said that the talks evidenced a level of mistrust between Iran and the other powers that could be compared only to the situation with North Korea, and that it was important to continue to offer serious negotiations in combination with the possibility of harsher measures, including further sanctions.

In contrast, several malarial ePKs were classified at the time of their initial identification several years ago, when the sequences could be compared only to non-comprehensive sets.

Second, as it presents a new method, our results could be compared only with 2D methods, which do not provide measurements in at least three planes.

On the other hand, the study was limited by being a secondary analysis which meant that slightly different definitions of variables were used and also that the three countries could be compared only in pairs due to different outcome measures.

Because exact and complete translation of bovine genetic distances into physical distances is not available, the results in this study could be compared only with studies that reported genes or markers with known physical locations.

From the 8,145 successful RBHs, only 7,020 could be compared as only these had both human and zebrafish genes present in the Homologene data.

In such experiments the MOGA could be compared not only with a standard genetic algorithm (SGA) but also with a brute force method in which the solutions search space was scanned.

Finally, our results could be compared with only one other similar study in a low- and middle- income country, which hinders comparison of our findings with previous data in similar populations.

A more inclusive set of RCR Reps could be compared (and not only for the nuclease, but for the helicase domain as well).

For this study, myocardial regions with no local electrical activity were created with cryoablation in canine ventricles, so that the characteristics of electrograms reflecting local activation could be compared with those with only distant electrical activity.