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More precisely, results show that firms boost their rents (i.e. their value-added wage cost gap) if they substitute low- or middle-educated female workers by high-educated ones.
More precisely, results presented in Section 4 have been obtained by considering a bank of 2D Gabor filters (In our experiments 2D Gabor filters slightly outperformed the bank of filters used in [42].) and the K-means clustering to build the Textons vocabulary.
More precisely, results using IDFWeight and SingleSim are shown in Table 1.
More precisely, results showed that we could group our respondents by negative levels rather than positive levels of their answers: the levels "strongly disagree" and "disagree" were the most discriminatory levels.
A new treatment being launched this month called Vein Away promises to focus heat even more precisely, resulting in a shorter recovery time and fewer treatments.
More precisely, the results in Figure 6 correspond to a horizontal polarization while the results in Figure 7 correspond to an initial vertical polarization.
The results of our joint association analysis allow us to corroborate more precisely the results obtained by Gonçalves et al. [ 14] i.e., sows with genotypic combinations ESR1 AA/ RBP4 11 and ESR1BB/ RBP4 22 were the most prolific for NBA3+.
More precisely, these results show that both the generation of multiple alternatives and the integration of information significantly influence the relationship between strategic planning and decision quality.
More precisely, these results are based on some contractive conditions, and some of these conditions do not remain authentic when one considers the problem in the associated metric space [15].
More precisely, our results provide a theoretical foundation for a recently proposed method for the design of time-frequency well-localized pulse shapes for orthogonal frequency division multiplexing systems.
More precisely, our results indicate that a key supplier's potential for value creation in customer's operations increases in relative importance as relationships move through the life cycle.
