The new compounds possess anticonvulsant properties lower than those of prototype 5 but, in some instances, comparable to that of GYKI 52466, a well-known noncompetitive AMPA receptor antagonist.
The Greek Moira, for instance, is comparable to Asha and rita.
When using small Amazon EC2 instances (roughly comparable to single core 1.5 GHz CPU machines with 1.7 GB of RAM) each instance is able to handle approximately 800 users.
Annual simulation methods provide a large database of temporal luminance variations, where individual instances are comparable to point in time simulations.
Certainly, the overall impact of these pattern instances is comparable to the E. coli network (see Figures 5 and 7).
In contrast, MRI has only recently overcome many of the technical issues related to lung imaging, providing a standardised image quality, which in many instances is now comparable to CT.
For instance, comparable or greater differences in TT levels between cases and controls have been reported in studies on risk of type 2 diabetes (WMD was −2.66 nmol/L (−3.45 to −1.86)), 42 metabolic syndrome (WMD was −2.64 nmol/L (−2.95 to −2.32)) 43 and clinically significant depression (median difference was –1.21 nmol/L, p<0.001 for Mann-Whitney test).
For instance, comparable distributions of QTL effect size for body shape traits in this and earlier studies (Albert et al. 2008; Rogers et al. 2012; Table 2 and Figure S2) suggest that the influence of Beavis effect on body shape traits in this study has probably been small.
For instance, tailpipe PAH reductions comparable to those in the United States did not occur in Europe until the late 1990s (Beyea et al. 2008).
There is, for instance, no UK A-picture comparable to Marilyn (1953), in which Sandra Dorne - the poor producer's Diana Dors - plays the libidinous wife of a middle-aged service station owner in a drama that's like Zola transplanted to the side of a B-road in Berkshire.
