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Figure 3C also shows that the CART and BRT models provided mostly very accurate model fits, with the BRT model having a comparatively tighter error distribution compared to the wider distribution of the CART model.

There's no wireless charging, but the P20 Pro charges pretty fast using the supplied power adapter and USB-C cable, despite having a comparatively large battery.

This reference entailed having a comparatively large volume of writings available and increased the attractiveness of the easy turning of pages possible with a codex.

As for the aquarium itself, though the price of admission was raised and a submarine simulator exhibition -- supposed to open at that time -- is still under construction, the facility is having a comparatively good year.

The Miami Heat stepped into an always hostile TD Garden with a 22 game win streak, tied for second best all time, facing a Boston Celtics team having a comparatively nondescript 12 game winning streak at home.

The Kangaroos coach, Tim Sheens, has dismissed suggestions Australia could be disadvantaged by having a comparatively easier run to the Rugby League World Cup final than their biggest rivals.

For the larger butterfly, guarding a territory has a comparatively low pay-off compared with seeking out emerging females.

And it has a comparatively low entrance hurdle compared to day trading or something like that.

Finally, we show that the green anole has a comparatively small OR gene repertoire compared with other terrestrial vertebrates.

Note that the new model has a comparatively reduced absorption effect versus time compared with the old one.

We have a comparatively low unemployment rate and low foreclosure rate compared to other places nationally.