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Before the growth activation, at around 4 Gyr, the dust amounts show a large difference; however, they converge nearly to the same amount after the activation.

From Figure 7a (Kp < 1), out of 40 days where CBY is greater than VEN, at least 18 days show a large difference >10 nT.

The results did not show a large difference in most of the cases although (partial) case sensitive matching improved the F-score of ChEBI by 7.1 percentage points and reduced the score of TTD by 2.7 percentage points.

The pH values in the culture medium of lovastatin-producing strains were measured and are shown in Additional file 1: Figure S3; these levels similarly dropped from 5.5 to approximately 2.5, and final pH did not show a large difference among the lovastatin-producing strains.

The same equations are used in compression and tension for the computational convenience because DIF values for compression and tension do not show a large difference in a structure subjected to general blast loading which accompanies the relatively small strain rate.

Ovarian carcinomas show a large difference in DNA index between patients even after primary culture.

This issue has never been examined before and our results show a large differences in best-fit protein models within all of the datasets analysed.

MB1 and MB2 show a larger difference, in particular MB2 error probabilities at 0.05 bpac differ in 0.07.

It is possible that a higher ED occupancy level would show a larger difference between the groups.

Consistent with Fig. 11, which shows the largest difference in crack width for ECC with different FA content when damaged at younger age, the RF recovery also tends to show a larger difference between ECC M45 and HFA-ECC at younger ages in Fig. 15.

This implies that participants with a higher tendency toward reward-driven behavior, due to a larger difference in motivational states between low- and high-reward blocks, show a larger difference in reorienting performance between the reward conditions, with an increased IOR effect in the high-reward, as compared with the low-reward, condition.