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Compared with [22], the proposed schemes are largely better for small and medium P and slightly worse for large P. Fig. 2 Probability of correct rank detection of 8×8 MIMO systems for different average training power.

I think North American parenting at its best is, largely, better for kids.

Prediction of commuting is better for females than it is for males; it is also largely better for younger age groups (less than 65) than it is for older age groups.

In conclusion, it is clear that home-based methods of RRT, although widely agreed to be both largely better for patients and more cost effective, are severely underused in the UK.

The model fit, measured by AIC, was consistently better for the stepwise model for oral antihistamines, and largely better for the stepwise mode for nasal antiallergics, compared to the full and the unadjusted models.

Regarding ULOFs, the assessment of the reactivity that could be induced by molten cladding relocation has shown a largely better behaviour for the CFV core.

The reasons for largely better performance in the two-person group are obscure and presently speculative.

True, its unusual pipes-and-glass exterior seems largely unchanged, albeit the better for a paint job.

Spicer says that in some respects, things are a little better for her now, largely because her (male) boss is prepared to let her fit her shifts around her family.

That belief has largely died out now, and we are the better for it.

As for matters of legacy, however, the secretary's seems largely secured (for better or worse) with the all-but-certain passage of the Iran deal.