They devoted comparatively little time or effort to inoculating patients, advising them to stop smoking, providing breast-cancer screening and so forth.
The 14th installment of ISIS's English-language magazine, Dabiq, devoted comparatively little space to celebrating recent bombings in Brussels, dedicating less than two pages to eulogizing suicide bombers Najim Laachraoui, Khalid el-Bakraoui, and Ismail el-Bakraoui.
Teachout devotes a comparatively large number of pages to Mencken's anti-Semitism, which triggered a scandal when passages in his diary and other embargoed writings became public in 1989, 35 years after his death.
Her situation wasn't unique to San Francisco, either: Most major US cities have long offered multiple bars for the boys, with comparatively few devoted solely to dykes.
In the early 1960's, when comparatively few soloists devoted time to chamber music, he teamed up with the pianist Eugene Istomin and the cellist Leonard Rose to perform and record as a trio.
For instance, Germany, a high-income country with a high chicken productivity, and comparatively abundant resources devoted to disease surveillance and biosecurity, repeatedly reported HPAI H5N1 cases several consecutive years, making it a country of intermediate persistence, comparable in our data set to Myanmar, where disease surveillance and veterinary resources are sparse.
Because comparatively few brain cells are devoted to processing odors, "there's good reason to think the olfactory system is affected very early on with these conditions," said Richard Doty, director of the University of Pennsylvania's Smell and Taste Center, who has done research comparing the Sniff Magnitude Test with other smell-assessment measures.
Comparatively, less work has been devoted to the determinants of departures.
While several theoretical results on modelling and control of flexible arms have been published in the robotics literature, comparatively less attention has been devoted to design issues related to the practical implementation of these controllers.
Unlike the vast literature devoted to p53 and its siblings, however, comparatively little attention has been focused on these cofactors, and a better understanding of how specific cofactors may act to enhance the apoptotic activity of p73 in cancers where p53 is inactive may provide other therapeutic opportunities.
Two members of that ensemble, the violinist Erich Höbarth and the cellist Christophe Coin, have also devoted welcome attention to Haydn's piano trios, a comparatively overlooked body of work that includes some of his most effervescent music.
