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Finally, the results obtained from both the environments are compared against each other with a good agreement between them.

Binding sites and binding ability/capacity in aqueous environments are compared in films deposited onto glassy carbon electrodes for (i) indigo carmine dianion immobilisation (weakly binding from water ethanol) and (ii) PdCl42− immobilisation (strongly binding from acidic media).

Both large- and small-scale nursing home environments are compared.

This result hence demonstrates the importance of the growth rate influence in the interpretation of all biological experiments involving growth rate decrease, i.e. when two environments are compared but also when two strains are analysed since mutants are most often affected in their growth capacity.

Performance of metals and elastomers in corrosive-wear environments is compared.

We found significant differences between the seed weights of plants given different chemical treatments and when single-stress environments were compared to combined stress environments.

The performance of the new sampler when collecting culturable bacteria and fungi in indoor and outdoor environments was compared against a traditional microbial impactor operated in parallel.

Firstly, a three-dimensional DEM model of a BBD was established, and the damping effects of the single degree of freedom (SDOF) systems with BBDs and non-obstructive particle dampers (NOPDs) in zero gravity environments were compared.

The obtained results for different environments were compared and the approach deriving the highest statistic results was used for the generation of the novel AMG3 analogs for optimal and selective binding affinities at CB1 and CB2 receptors by the de novo drug design modeling.

To evaluate the model, the simulated yields for two crops under various levels of water stress in two different environments were compared with observed yields: winter wheat under three different water application levels in the North of Tunisia, and maize in three different farmers' fields in different years in the South West of Burkina Faso.

Pre- and post-implementation attitudes towards legislation, second-hand smoke and smoke-free working environments were compared.