Well known and relatively well preserved – though substantially damaged – examples include Matsys' Virgin and Child with Saints Barbara and Catherine (c. 1415 25) and Bouts' Entombment (c. 1440 55).
In sum, the SIVP represented a relatively large subsidy, substantially reducing the cost of hiring graduates for employers.
Because the cylinders are arranged in two horizontally opposed banks, a flat-four is relatively wider and substantially lower than a stand-up, conventional inline-four.
The GRISS was chosen because it is standardized, easy to administer and score, relatively unobtrusive and substantially inexpensive.
Exploration of this ROC curve showed that overall sensitivity and PPV are relatively disappointing and substantially vary between different cut offs.
Furthermore, the genomic distance of gene pairs with no interaction is relatively longer than substantially interacting gene pairs in different functional similarity bins.
The data confirmed the initial hypothesis that fructose, being both osmotically active and relatively poorly absorbed, substantially increases small bowel water, nearly doubling the volume compared with the well-absorbed glucose drink.
Incentives proved to be a relatively inexpensive, well accepted and very effective complement to support, suggesting that a small amount of money, strategically used, can substantially improve PHC.
Markets such as Asia that remain relatively untapped may yet substantially increase profits.
The Tea Party's outsized influence on the debt ceiling debate has shown how even a relatively small caucus can substantially alter national politics.
