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Note that the means are almost the same but the variances vary considerably.

> -wrap-foot> Precisions and recalls of exons of predicted transcripts which overlap with highly expressed TAIR9 gene models (having over e tag means) are almost same for NGS-ARTADE2 and Cufflinks, see Supplementary Figure S7.

But whether or not Circle was growth hacking through less than above-board means is almost beside the point, no matter what Valleywag claims.

What that means is almost two in every 100 women could likely conceive on a different date than the calculated fertile window.

In wildtypes rTMS appeared to have no effect on spine densities in CA1 pyramidal cells, as means were almost identical.

As shown in the boxplot in Figure 1, results indicated that the distribution of scores and means were almost identical (Mean difference =.-13, t = -.53, df 162, p =.59).

What it meant was almost as bad: Erdogan would now have the power to stamp out anyone and everyone he dislikes.

In this discrete setting, where the secondary structure is treated as a binary matrix with random elements, the mean is almost certainly not a feasible RNA secondary structure, because it will almost certainly not be integer valued.

Giving up your life to serve God means you are, almost by definition, distancing yourself from material gain.

"It means there are almost no areas where we can compromise with Trump — or 'work together' is a better word.

And Tuesday's 2-1 away victory over Cambridge means they are almost certain to survive.