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The Washington-based Internalsonalostnetary Fund has also lost most of its influence over the middle-income countries of the world, and these have also done remarkably better in the 2000s.

Also, the quality of dried grapes is remarkably better in cabinet dryer compared to open sun drying as the product is protected from dust and insects.

Median OS was remarkably better in patients <80 years of age at 29 months, and 4.3 months in those older.

President Obama has done remarkably better than his predecessors in appointing a diverse judiciary.

Our performance is remarkably better than that of Robetta in terms of both F1 and p-value.

The LN-Bayes and LN-SST models are comparable in predictability and are remarkably better than the EXP model.

All of this occurs as a consequence of the mechanical instability produced by constrained expansion, leading to a pattern of convolutions that is remarkably similar in appearance to that seen in the adult human brain (see video above).

While ESCs and iPSCs are pluripotent and remarkably similar in appearance, whether iPSCs truly resemble ESCs at the molecular level is still being debated.

But it seems to me that, good and bad taken together, the country is in remarkably better shape than it was six years ago.

And in a remarkably better mood.

In both case studies remarkably better energy efficiency level could have been achieved with lower construction costs.