The CT images of the bearded dragon were of a relatively lower quality in both the bone and soft tissue windows.
Based on the meta-analyses which provide a systematic comparative assessment within the whole profile, the data support the conclusion that soils under CT are of a relatively lower quality than those under NT because they have lower SOC and AWC, but higher EC.
This study also determined the characteristics of patents with relatively lower quality of life, including being female, living in urban areas and suffering multiple GWs, which will be informative for future GW prevention and control efforts.
Such factors are more of a concern in black communities and may contribute to a relatively lower quality of life among those with chronic illness and disabilities (4, 5).
Currently, 15% of all outpatient services are provided by TCM practitioners and their clients are often older chronic disease patients with relatively lower quality of life[ 37].
For τ < τth, the ALOHA network outperforms because of its selectivity property, where sensors with relatively lower quality measures compared to other sensors are excluded from the detection task.
The relatively lower quality and artifacts in VIO images present a number of unique challenges for automated analysis methods.
For instance, relatively lower quality percentages were found Dipterocarpaceae, a family distributed in the tropics.
Therefore, transmission may be initiated with a relatively lower quality video (hence lower bit rate) and then switched to a higher quality video when sufficient bandwidth becomes available or the bandwidth requirement of high-quality video is reduced with time which is a property of the monotonically decreasing "downstairs" reservation function.
In practical terms, the results meant that nonpreferred investigators had to submit higher quality grants to get money, whereas preferred investigators could get relatively lower quality grants funded.
