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Figure 1(a) illustrates that the longest dimension of the specimen was along the longitudinal orientation of the bone structure (i.e. the mineralized collagen fibrils are relatively aligned in this orientation).

Whichever approach is used, our data are consistent with an interpretation that satisfaction with a decision-making process is relatively aligned with other process variables capturing aspects of the therapeutic alliance.

Analysis of the ratios of nonalignments to assertions from which the nonalignments were identified suggests that BP MF, BP BP, BP CL and CC CC terms are relatively well-aligned, while ChEBI MF, BP ChEBI and CC MF terms are relatively not aligned well.

Analysis of the ratios of nonalignments to assertions from which the nonalignments were identified suggests that BP MF, BP BP, BP CL and CC CC terms are relatively well-aligned, while ChEBI MF, BP ChEBI and CCMF terms are relatively not aligned well.

In case 2, the nanotubes are relatively well aligned along the strips with negligible interconnections due to a relatively large spacing of 750 nm.

This suggests that these pairs of ontologies are relatively not aligned well, which agrees with our empirical observations in our ontology-enrichment work that ChEBI is relatively not aligned well with GO. > Another way to characterize the nonalignments is whether the subject terms of the nonalignments are the more complex terms or the more atomic terms.

One strategy was based on working with a relatively closely aligned network of private sector, civil society and academic organisations, whilst the other involved working with a more plural, non-aligned group, ranging from representatives of agricultural social movements, through to the domestic seed industry and government officials, to academic agronomists.

The vectors of BZ neurons were relatively well aligned and were of a similar length, irrespective of their locations.

The first section, "The Humanity of All Living Things" features relatively traditional art aligned with naturalistic and scientific illustrations, in particular those of the naturalist-artist John James Audubon, whose book "The Birds of America" (1827-38) is a classic of naturalistic art.

FDA's Unique Device Identification (UDI) Rule, a relatively new regulation aligned with these goals, requires standard labeling of medical devices by manufacturers.

As the efficiency of single-layer QDs is relatively low, vertically aligned multilayer QDs are often adopted for practical applications [3 6].