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However, in the case of the M c  = 2.5 dataset, the change-point becomes less significant even though relative quiescence is clearly observable in Fig. 5.

The fluorescent spectrum (Figure 10c) resembles that obtained for T3Pyr in solution, even though relative fluorescence intensity above 500 nm is higher compared with the fluorophore emission in solution (see Figure 10d,e), confirming a homogeneous functionalization of the nanowires.

In sum, all three targeted aspects of curriculum policies seem to have been affected to some degree by all five characteristics of the newly introduced curriculum guidelines even though relative advantages (English does not have high social advantages for Japanese students) and observability (university entrance exams best motivate the students to study English) were more powerful than the others.

In contrast, a socio-ecological model predicts that elements of the battery testing skills related to significant behavioral differences between the two species will reveal species differences in cognitive performance (i.e. even though relative to other apes these two species are highly genetically and ecologically similar).

Even though relative outgrowth length changed, the difference between the age groups remained significant (Fig. S2B).

As expected, mean temperature was also higher during dust days (20.4°C versus 13.4°C), even though relative humidity was higher during non-dust days (46.2% versus 56.4%).

Particularly in iNPH patients with variable degree of cognitive failure, this may lead to under-reporting of occurrence of cardiovascular disease, even though relatives answered as well.

Otherwise, unenforced presumed consent policies have caveats such as allowing relatives to refuse their relative's organ donation even though the relative has not explicitly opted-out.

But he had no real plans to visit his relatives, even though the relatives could have been real Rockefellers.

Differences between East and West in the percentage of employed and non-employed persons who are in a LAT union are relatively limited even though the relative risk ratios are statistically significant (results not shown).

Even though the relative endowment of skills remains constant over time, changes in the relative prices of those skills will affect the relative wage that agents receive in the labor market.