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We notice that HomTMBasic generates substantially more candidates than HomTreeMiner for low support levels.

Regarding the number of test cases generated (Figs. 3, 5, and 6), input space partitioning results of all rounds of the case studies correspond to what should be theoretically expected: BVS generates more tests than ECS when numerical ranges are used in the B module; the combination criterion AC generates substantially more tests than PW, which in turn produces more tests than EC.

Most companies aren't generating substantially more output from the hours their employees are putting in.

Interviews with lawyers for the city and prospective plaintiffs indicate that the attack will generate substantially more than 1,000 notices of claim.

Before that disclosure was required, accounting firms were in a similarly conflicted position, often generating substantially more revenue from tax and information technology services than from corporate audits.

The transportation authority said that a sale could generate "substantially" more than $150 million for the properties, an estimate that appraisers and real estate executives did not dispute.

According to a report planned for release today by Creative Good, a consulting firm in New York, e-tailers could generate substantially more revenue by focusing on basic customer needs, like speed and simplicity.

In the end, he believes it was a good deal for both sides, and in the first three months his franchise with Concrete Raising of America has generated substantially more business than he would have as an independent.

"By comparison, other billion dollar facilities – like a major shopping center or large manufacturing plant – will employ many more people and generate substantially more revenue and taxes," Noll said.

Given that laboratory experiments have consistently found high levels of overbidding in contests, one might suspect that double-elimination tournaments would generate substantially more total investment than single-elimination tournaments despite the two types of tournaments generating theoretically equivalent expected aggregate investment.

The council said advice from Sport England and the Amateur Swimming Association confirmed its belief the three centres had "the potential to generate substantially more income".