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The CV revealed that both anodic and cathodic peak currents are clearly defined compared to PVA-GO/PEDOT1.5V nanofibers (Fig. 7b).

This appears to be appropriate, as the true boundaries are less well defined compared to the flat-earth case of Section 4. The reliability measure, r, was introduced in (11a) to weight the evidence from different sources.

In the knee, the cartilaginous femoral condyles are more pronounced and defined compared to their underlying bony surface.

A sub-domain pattern of H4 acetylation is discernable with both H4 antibodies (Figure 3) but appears to be less well defined compared to H3 modifications, as in embryonic cells.

Possibly, this type of HRQL is less clearly defined compared to the other types of functional outcomes.

Those phage life cycles, even though common, are less defined compared to the lytic and lysogenic life cycles.

Due to the larger size and curved shape of the stifle, the anatomical landmarks may be more difficult to define compared to the distal limb.

"Goodbye to Language" presents young people whose very contours and identities seem out of focus and ill-defined compared to the looming images and myths of the past — yet Godard depicts these effaced young lovers with great sympathy.

Interestingly, the re-reduction peak in the first cycle without the PVA protection layer is broader and more ill-defined compared to quinacridone with PVA.

The randomised patient cohort only included premenopausal patients with stage II breast cancer which renders this a more defined group compared to the screening cohort, where all patients with breast tumours defined as invasive was included.

Additionally, PET/CT-defined tumor volumes achieve higher conformity to surgically resected and histopathologically defined volumes compared to those based on CT alone[14].