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For DGAT1, the A allele was associated with an increase in sirloin weight after maturation and an increase in sirloin fat depth when compared to the G allele (Table 5).

Zhang and colleagues reported UBM analysis of 21 eyes with ICE syndrome and observed the presence of PAS in all patients associated with a decrease of anterior chamber depth when compared to normal subjects.

All of the mixtures containing SCM had lower penetration depths when compared to reference mixtures at 28 and 90 days.

Eaton's exponent of 3.0 and EDM models is less accurate at this depth interval when compared to mud weight (see Fig. 5) as a proxy to formation pressure (which is usually 500 psi lesser in reality).

Since the CL microscopy has the advantage of a much higher lateral and depth resolution when compared to photoluminescence, it is a unique tool for the investigation of nanometer-scaled structures.

While Computer Gaming Worlds Elliott Chin compared the game extensively to WarCraft II, he said that it has "great depth, and when compared to its real-time brethren, it has to be the most sophisticated of the bunch".

When examining the efficacy of EMD for the treatment of intrabony defects, the largest study performed so far concluded that EMD provides beneficial effect in terms of CAL gain and probing depths reduction when compared to open flap debridement alone [ 29].

EOF at low ionic strength is reduced in rectangular nanochannels with half-depths <100 nm when compared to EOF in microchannels.

These studies revealed that there was no significant difference in the maximum depth penetration of microparticles when compared to nanoparticles: maximum depths recorded were 50 ± 11 µm and 31 ± 6 µm for micro and nano-particles respectively (n = 6 transfections for each; not significantly different, Students t-test, p > 0.05).

An orthographic projection model is adopted here because of the shallow depth of the crop when compared to the camera altitude.

Scanning electron microscopy revealed that columnar cultivars develop an additional layer of well-developed palisade mesophyll and a greater depth of spongy mesophyll when compared to their standard counterparts.