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As these are better constrained, more comprehensive model comparisons can be made, as well as more intensive comparisons, perhaps at a regional level between point leaf water measurements and model outputs.

In future research, simulation studies are needed to perform more intensive comparisons between the BLMM and the mLASSO approaches and between their associated significance testing methods.

Moreover according to the scope of this manuscript, we have only presented our approach with some examples but in future we will definitely try to come up with more intensive comparisons.

This means that the hot spots are more intensive and visible in comparison to the surrounding space in those specimens from patients diagnosed as grade II.

Although more careful and intensive comparison of the two genomes is required, the amplified mobile elements seem to have been deeply involved in the genome shuffling.

It should be noted that the macrophages interact more intensive with the UMNPs in comparison with the AMNPs.

Immunostaining with APP-C-terminus antibody identified two bands corresponding to C99 and C83 fragments that were significantly more intensive in SY5Y-APP clone in comparison with mock cells.

Demonstration of a comparable or improved patient outcome following level 1 care in comparison to higher more intensive levels of care postoperatively for individuals with lower risk could have obvious economic implications.

In scenarios 1 – 3, a mild therapeutic option consisting of an operation alone or an operation with adjuvant mono-chemotherapy was presented in comparison with a more intensive therapeutic option consisting of an operation with mono-chemotherapy, double-chemotherapy, or radiation [ 12, 14, 15].

When WS2 combined with Bi2MoO6, the absorption spectrum of the hierarchical composite exhibits an obviously redshift and more intensive absorption within the visible-light range in comparison with pure Bi2MoO6.

Compared to patients with a similar demographic and diagnostic profile, patients who had the risk test received more intensive primary care and had better clinical outcome than comparison patients.