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Phoenix is fractionally less impressive, though still very good.

The 997 is fractionally shorter and higher than the 996, and it is notably wider.

It is fractionally too long, but is deftly scored and was attractively played.

Steven plays a beautiful pass on the turn down the left but Pearce is fractionally offside.

I would say the growth is fractionally paralleled at best.

iShares also offer an international quality fund as well as a domestic one that is fractionally more expensive than Vanguard.

Alternatively, if the transducer is fractionally recessed into the trachea, the pressure may be underestimated.

In addition, if the transducer is fractionally on the luminal side of the trachea, the pressure may be overestimated.

The limits of this effect are reached when the expression of transposase dimers is fractionally sub-stoichiometric to transposon ends.

With new mutations arising randomly, under the multiplicative fitness model, the number of excess mutations arising follows a Poisson distribution with the mean cumulative number being fractionally reduced by (1 − s) by selection and increased by Δ U by mutation each generation (Haigh 1978).

When the cohort was further restricted to exclude the five individuals who wore respirators on the observation day, the association between PM2.5 and iNOS methylation was fractionally greater (β = 0.38, SE: 0.14, p-value = 0.02) which further supported the association between metal-rich welding fume PM2.5 and modest increased methylation in the promoter region of the iNOS gene.