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There is thus a great difference with the air-for-assets in loaning argued by Ai and Zhou (2013).

According to Fig. 6, the desulfurization performance of RA catalyst has a great difference with the others, it can be caused by strong interaction between Ni species and ZSM-5 that forms through the certain preparing process.

For the DOM characterization, the concentration of DOM extracted from the under plant soil and ditch soil showed great difference, with the values of 610.2 and 207.8 mg/kg, respectively.

The slope surface protective structure of eco-bags has a great difference with the conventional ones, mainly because the eco-bags slope is a flexible structure, fillers may mostly be the soils with large plastic deformation, and therefore they have some compressibility.

In principle, framework, form and other aspects, it definitely includes something same or similar to the EU (such as the principles of human rights and rule of law, necessary and separate authorities); but in many other aspects, it still has great difference with the EU.

There is a great difference with respect to treatment capacity: while developed countries treat ca 75% of their discharges, developing nations treat ca <15% of these [3].

But he also sought to calibrate his message, saying Sunday that he had "great differences" with Mr. Chávez and insisting that freedom for the Cuban people would remain the guiding principle of his foreign policy.

Both surface and internal structures have great differences with the traditional silica.

When transportation costs are higher than 0.9, simulated prices show great differences with theoretical prices as depicted in Fig.  7.

In this context, an interesting aspect may be that the evaluation of job requirements is very similar, even so great differences with a large effect size are observed between the evaluation of PBL-based and conventional curricula.

If error introduced by side-looking radar were an issue, we would expect the S and K maps to show greater difference with the optical maps in either high elevation or high slope areas.