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For high-resolution calculations, our method is substantially more efficient than the angular domain decomposition method.

The method is substantially more efficient than 3D finite element simulations.

Because conjunction search is substantially more efficient (by a factor of three or four in this study), perceptual and motor components are more heavily weighted in RT analysis of this search relative to that of spatial configuration search.

Moreover, the prevention of Muller's ratchet by HGT is substantially more efficient in a subdivided population than in a panmictic population of an equal overall size, provided that the diffusion of eDNA is sufficiently rapid.

Second, although 405-nm excitation distinguishes J-aggregates from monomers well, excitation of JC-1 by 488 is substantially more efficient and thus, even today the use of 488-nm excitation is mistakenly considered the natural choice for this application, and the use of 405-nm excitation is counterintuitive.

It is demonstrated that maximin optimal designs are substantially more efficient than uniform designs.

Yet, at low-Mach numbers, incompressible flow modeling can be substantially more efficient than compressible simulations, due to the stiffness issues faced by the latter.

The resulting estimator has a closed-form asymptotic covariance matrix, and is found in simulations to be substantially more efficient than the estimator based on martingale estimating equations.

This indicates that the main site of translation initiation occurred within TISU, and it was substantially more efficient and accurate than translation from the downstream AUGs (lanes 2 and 4).

Hence, the SPARC−/− blebs appeared to be substantially more efficient in the facilitation of aqueous filtration than WT blebs: 37.5% (3/8) on day-4, 50% (4/8) on day-7, 50% (4/8) on day-10 and 37.5% (3/8) on day-14 of the SPARC−/− blebs were larger than their corresponding day-2 blebs, i.e. >100% of the size on day 2.

Furthemore, Bull et al's rats were substantially more efficient (10 35%) than ours (1 6%).