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Gene level differences between turnip, rapid cycling and the reference genome (B. rapa ssp pekinensis, Chiifu) can only be meaningfully compared when gene models are comparable, i.e. predicted using the same method.

Stress histories from all models are comparable with greatest difference near the excited boundary.

Experimental results show that, with less feature engineering, the performances of our models are comparable with those of state-of-the-art systems.

Initial analysis of biochemical markers, which previously displayed kindling-dependent alterations in rat hippocampal synaptosomes, showed similar trends in both wild-type and VAMP2+/− mice, demonstrating that kindled rat and mouse models are comparable.

The comparison of the contour maps shows that, in general, these models are comparable and the differences between them result from the ability of the flexible 3α-substituents of the ligands to adopt multiple conformations satisfying the same pharmacophore model.

Results reveal that calculations of change in impact energy level in experiment, as well as energy release rate and mode mixity in numerical models are comparable with nondimensional model.

The performance of two models is comparable: both models reproduce accurate results matching with real data.

The levels of HDACs 4,5, and 9 expresison in these glioma models were comparable to normal structures of the brain, known to express higher levels of these enzymes, including n.accumbens, hippocampus, PAG, and cerebellum42,47.

The results show that the performance of both models is comparable and satisfactory on different catchment scales in the case that model parameters are calibrated in each catchment.

We found that the performance of both NN and LR models is comparable during selected storms which fell within the data period (1996 2014) used in modeling.

The simulation results indicate that the temperature-modulus trends of these asphalt binder models were comparable to those of the laboratory data.