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Table 2 Information of perceived customer benefits dimension Criteria Definition (b1) Learning Benefits derived from better understanding and knowledge about the bicycle, the underlying technologies, and the usage.

The mass effect of seed quality on female effective reproductive success is modified by a distinct recruitment across families, seemingly derived from better adapted seedlings.

Many epidemiologic studies already support the view that substantial health benefits—including a lower risk of cardiopulmonary disease and death are derived from better air quality.

Furthermore, hiPSC-derived neurons must be derived from better-characterized patient cohorts.

The budget contribution demand, deriving from better than expected performance by the British economy apparently over the past four years, exploded into the centre of an EU summit in Brussels devoted to climate change policies.

Result from each phase density derivatives derived from the DTA solution depicts better reservoir fingerprint which is continuous and without noise for the gas and water phase density derivatives as shown in Figs. 13 and 14.

"Million Dollar Baby," though derived from much better source material, walked through a minefield of clichés and emerged as a masterpiece.

The paper concludes with a discussion on pipe network modelling and capital infrastructure efficiency implications derived from a better understanding of the likely reductions in AD peak hour water demand, due to residential water stock efficiency measures.

Improved treatments derived from a better understanding of the biological basis of OESCC are now awaited.

Model 2 was slightly better than Model 1 as it is validated using PROCHECK [ 31], Verify-3D [ 32], and Errat [ 33] because Model 2 was derived from a better quality template 2RCV (1.6 Å) as compared to Model 1 which used 1JR9 (2.0 Å) as template.

First, we will determine whether PSM is a cost-effective alternative to conventional monitoring in Spain, taking into account the balance between the cost of PSM and the potential savings derived from a better control (reduction of complications), and the reduction in the costs of supervised INR monitoring in hospitals and primary care centers.