The method is not only a comparably accurate alternative to averaged snap shots over a molecular dynamics simulation, but is less time-consuming to setup and compute.
The recovered coagulant not only performed comparably to fresh coagulant (when supplemented with 30% fresh material) but also reduced residual sludge volume and mass by 45% and 63%, respectively.
The main results not only indicate a comparably high concurrent validity of the automatically generated figural matrices with regard to Raven matrices but also point to interesting differential effects of two kinds of implementations of perceptual organization.
Chin feels that Comparably will not only take on Glassdoor, but also LinkedIn someday.
Through use of the same questionnaire that Passaperuma et al. used in their Canadian study [ 16], the patients' positive attitudes towards student participation could not only be replicated but also comparably quantified.
In conclusion, the RAM1-dependency of gene expression is comparably low not only for Sym-LCO, but also for Nod-LCO related transcription, indicating that Nod-LCO related genes are activated by a signaling pathway primarily controled by NSP1.
Interestingly we found that prediction based on the reconstructed genealogy not only captures similar information, but also performs comparably if not better, even without access to historical data.
Further, not only were plasma glucose and insulin comparable between the 2 groups, the expression of genes related to insulin resistance and insulin signalling such as insulin receptor InsR, IRS-1, IRS-4, IGF1, and IGF2 were comparably expressed between LAT and HAT groups, and did not correlate with age or BMI.
In the case of these two functionally comparably objects, material and style are not only status indicators, but also sources of power.
Decreases in the levels of -Cu-responsive miRNAs were visible not only in the phloem, but also in leaves and comparably weak in roots (figure 4).
