It just means that other costs (rentals, utilities, etc). are low relative to human resources.
This report characterises them in detail and evaluates their significance relative to human tooth eruption.
This paper focuses on recognizing the human interaction relative to human emotion, and addresses the problem of interaction features representation.
However, macaque MRI has unique technical differences relative to human MRI, such as the geometry of highly parallel receive arrays, which must be addressed to optimize imaging performance.
(b) Assembled lamprey Hox scaffolds and patterns of conserved synteny relative to human Hox clusters (human Hox clusters rather than chicken are used because all four human Hox syntenic regions are integrated into the human genome assembly).
Furthermore, an in-silico combinatorial library of ribavirin (RVP) derivatives (1347 molecules) was designed and virtually screened for ligands having selectively greater binding affinity with Plasmodium falciparum IMPDH relative to human IMPDH II.
New mathematical tools, coupled with advanced clinical imaging methods, allow for improved assessment of experimental circuit performance relative to human function, as well as the potential for patient-specific adaptation.
Our research considers how the addition of natural fibre and recoverable textile components can lend compressed earth block building structural resilience and more predictable material qualities relative to human comfort and building longevity.
But the closest relative to human pubic lice is not found in chimps, but rather gorillas, which are more distant kin from humans.
The automation potential of various types of work depends on technical feasibility, the availability of skills that automation may replace, cost to automate relative to human wages, and considerations of social-acceptance and regulation.
Del36H has a higher gene density than the draft mouse genome, reflecting high local densities of three gene families (vomeronasal receptors, serpins, and prolactins) which are greatly expanded relative to human.
