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The charts are useful because they show interspecific variation in oak leaves at a glance (Table  1: Best Practice 1).

Profoundly helpful for a number of problem operas are the at-a-glance tables; they let readers compare crucially different versions.

A glance at Table 2 shows that the overall increase in population of Lahore has been about six times during 47 years of its census history, i.e., 1951 1998.

A glance at Table 1 in Sutherland and Walley's article shows that current studies assessing genetics of sepsis have been much smaller [ 1].

By having a glance at Table  2 one can see that almost two- fifth of the women were married at the ages less than equal to 16 years and same proportion were married between 17 years to 20 years.

A glance at Table 5 confirms that the 35 studies assessed in phase 2 have used very different approaches to discounting: Nearly every second study (43%) did not apply any discounting to their results.

A quick glance at Table  1 immediately reveals that there are many such predictions that follow from the EES position, since each row can be recast as a pair of alternative hypotheses.

At first glance (see Table  1), it appears that for people with schizophrenia drill and practice training is used more frequently to train neurocognitive deficits (i.e., drill and practice = 35 studies, 33 with controls and two without; drill and strategy = 27 studies, 25 with controls and two without).

At first glance, the tables defy most notions of equity; the more needs a family is likely to have, the less well it fares.

BEST: At-a-glance indexes table on the main page.

So it's basically a super speedy way of getting at a glance rates tables.