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Meanwhile, compared to glutaraldehyde-fixed tissues, the ADA-fixed tissues could also degrade gradually over time.

Meanwhile, compared to ECC only with FA, SL and FA can effectively increase compressive strength of ECC, especially at early age.

Meanwhile, compared to the wild-type enzyme, Gox2181-D43Q exhibitedramaticallyly reduced enzymatic activity while Gox2181-Q20R&D43Q successfully retained the majority of enzymatic activity.

Meanwhile, compared to the Al-RM, the limit edge linear velocity of the Mg-RM was improved by 1.11 times, indicating that the limit time resolution could be improved by 11% when used for an ultra-high speed camera.

Meanwhile, compared to C3TRH, CDTRH shows a higher hole mobility of 3.25 × 10−5 cm2 V−1 s−1 which contributes to the better performance of corresponding solar cells.

With 2.7 vol% of GO-D230, the electrical conductivity of its epoxy nanocomposite is 1.0 × 10−4 S/m, nearly 11 orders of magnitude higher than that of neat epoxy; meanwhile, compared to the low Young's modulus and tensile strength of the rubbery epoxy, those of the nanocomposite are increased by 536% and 269%, respectively.

The sleep tracking, meanwhile, is compared to some of what's offered on existing wearables, relying on the accelerometer to determine how much you move around during the night.

Commenters on Glenn Beck's site the Blaze, meanwhile, compared it to book-burning.

This is further proof that public schools are not interested in education, only political indoctrination". Commenters on Glenn Beck's site the Blaze, meanwhile, compared it to book-burning.

Rep. Bill Foster (D-Ill)., meanwhile, compared it to the politics of the Cold War, when dissent was stifled with fear and prosecution, including the hearings led by Sen. Joseph McCarthy in the 1950s.

Gorsuch, meanwhile, compared all this to his secret grilling rub, suggesting that the various social-science measures being presented were slapdash and would be too challenging for lower courts to apply in a consistent manner.