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It should be noted that the copyrightability standard for joint authorship does not by its terms appear to require much, if anything, more, quantitatively, than the more than de minimis standard.

Moreover, we were able to compare scent detection with the FOBT by using the same stool sample and to inspect it more quantitatively than using breath samples.

In order to assess dose effects more quantitatively than feasible via scatter plots, box plots may be used for absolute or relative changes from baseline and compared across treatment groups.

While PicoGreen is less sensitive that antiDNA antibodies and does not detect nucleoids containing the lowest levels of mtDNA, it can be used more quantitatively than antiDNA antibodies, being sensitive to the nucleoid DNA content (23).

Other limb-enriched genes were more quantitatively different than FW rather than being expressed exclusively in the limb.

More quantitatively, it is evident in the personal savings rate, which remains at a rock-bottom 3.1percentt.

The Frederick S. Pardee Center for International Futures teamed up with National Intelligence Council's authors to help track these changes in power more quantitatively.

More quantitatively, we find that the data are well fit by Eq (16) with the contribution from output noise (α≈1/380) much smaller than that from input noise (β≈1/2).

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We also characterized this pattern more quantitatively.

Moreover, the brain drain out of the continent was considered many times more important quantitatively than the number of international volunteers.