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Results were assessed against common design values for timber and it concluded that the Tre Gai bamboo is seemingly better able to withstand higher sustained loads than timber.

From the results, the photovoltaic performance of cells is seemingly better at a lower H2SeO3 concentration.

A German stock market investor is seemingly better of if she invests into firms with "weak" firm characteristics and ignores exposures to the commonly used risk factors.

One could imagine – conspiracy theorists, get out your popcorn – that operators could ensure their digital products are seemingly "better" than other offerings.

Anxious parents often counsel their children to pursue these disciplines because job prospects are seemingly better in STEM areas.

Her paternal grandparents were seemingly better off than many immigrants as they were able to send their son, Edward Marthaa's father), to Europe twice when he was in his twenties.

A new book titled 'North of Dixie: Civil Rights Photography Beyond the South' seeks to spotlight overlooked moments in the civil rights movement in areas of the country that were seemingly better off for black Americans, and also showcases the less-prominent grassroots action that fought discrimination local events the mainstream media (and subsequently history books) often ignored.

This is an intriguing result – mice lacking αB-crystallin/HspB2 mice were seemingly better at contextual learning than their wild-type counterparts.

Other clinical prediction rules for severe community-acquired pneumonia, like the severe community acquired pneumonia (SCAP) score were also developed, and were seemingly better at identifying severe CAP.

Normally, different axis labels in a scatter plot show the association of two traits in the same individuals – here it is seemingly two traits that are shown independently, thus it would be better to use two separate graphs.

It is seemingly everywhere here.