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Furthermore, FEM patients were still within the average intelligence range when compared to norms of people from a similar age group.

The S7 sensor has a lower limit of detection and a broader linear dynamic range when compared to the conventional E-AB sensor.

Simulations indicate that optical enhancement greater than 21% are possible in the 300 730 nm wavelength range, when compared to the reference cell.

Additionally, the proposed configuration presents superior performance in a broadband frequency range when compared to a viscoelastic damping constraint layer of equivalent mass.

Experiment shows that the method is robust and gives a better match to real performance over the entire operating range when compared to existing methods in the literature.

This indicates that in 110 sectors, 50% of the sector's prices fall in a range of 0.100 (which is a small range when compared to an overall average price around one).

Figure 1b indicates that under TE incidence, Q abs shows an unnoticeable change in short-wavelength (λ < 450 nm) range but a strong oscillation in long-wavelength <span class="lh">range when comparing to the circular one.

Our results expressed in terms of Mayo Elbow Performance Score (MEPS) are with 67%% combined excellent or good results mid-range when compared to the current literature (range 50 100%%), as is the range of ulnohumeral motion.

The reason for employing CFOAs is that they have better features such as high slew rate and high speed of operation, which enable the circuit to operate at higher frequency ranges, when compared to the circuits designed using voltage operational amplifiers.

However, in one of these studies [ 24], the use of an electronic decision support system for warfarin dosing produced no significant gain across facilities in time-in-range when compared to the pre-intervention period.

In the 2D space, a peak is considered correct if both the N and H dimensions are within the tolerance ranges when compared to the true peak.