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But although its coverage is better relative to its Arabic sister channel, there was no real follow-up of the events in Qatif, no camera crews on the ground to film the violence and certainly no interviews with human rights activists for context.

Sometimes a lower level explanation is better relative to one epistemic property, while a higher level explanation is preferable relative to another epistemic quality, such as unification.

Description of Figure 4C should read: " Precision is better, relative to the internal feature set".

The effector function of both CD8+ effector subset is immediate, which maybe why the p47phox−/− mouse survival is better relative to the gp91phox−/− mice in response to primary Lm infection.

At CuO/Zn particle-pressed electrode, the Faradic efficiency of ethylene was better relative to that of methane at all conditions tested.

"It would be easy to throw in the towel and buy more conservative stocks that on a near-term basis may be better relative performers," Turner told clients on Sept. 19, the middle of stocks' worst week since the Depression, as gauged by the Dow Jones industrials.

And finally, I'd also be doing a bit more with the mid cap stocks vis-à-vis the big cap stocks, simply because there's better relative value and better relative growth.

The response in HIV-infected infants with CD4+ cell percentage ≥25% when vaccinated but in whom ART was deferred was, however, better relative to infants without any access to ART (Fig. 1 and Fig. 2).

Britain has been told it must pay an extra €2.1bn (£1.7bn) into the European Union budget by the end of next month because the UK economy is doing better relative to other European economies.

This means the Midwest economy is doing better relative to the nation than it did in the past.

Because the overall gender-gap among college-graduates aged 25-34 is about 81%, these women are doing better relative to men than average college graduates.