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"The on-site creation of works — for example, painters painting in the museum — is much more prominent compared to past biennales," said Fan Di'an, director of the National Art Museum of China and one of the show's three curators.

The raters preferred the African American sample with upper and lower lips that were more prominent compared with the white sample.

Aggregating the results of both applied sumatriptan concentrations used in their study reveals a similar pattern as we observed for naratriptan; the inhibition at the central site is more prominent compared to the peripheral site.

It was found that the reduction of ASR expansion rate due to increase in LSP content was more prominent compared to the increase of FA content in the binary blends system.

These results indicate that by 24 h post-injury ROS-induced protein oxidation is more prominent compared to lipid oxidation, indicating a critical temporal distinction in secondary pathophysiology that is critical in designing therapeutic approaches to mitigate consequences of oxidative stress.

Lichtenstein altered the composition to make the image more compelling, by making the exploding plane more prominent compared to the attacking plane than in the original.

The use of TDD with higher frequencies can become more prominent as compared with 3G/LTE today.

Among the salts used, the effects of organic salts are found to be more prominent as compared to inorganic salts.

Initially, we speculated that the effects of UFH would be more prominent as compared to those of LMWH, because of the structural and metabolic pathway differences.

In concordance with the rest of the data in Figure 1, mammary tissues from VDR WT animals have more prominent staining compared to mammary tissues from VDR KO animals (Figure 1E).

Similarly, CoCl2 treatment also inhibited Ery5-induced autophagy, where effect was even more prominent when compared with VEGF.