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Nielsen Media Research is reprocessing NBC's Olympic ratings since Friday night to reflect when the broadcasts started compared to when the first commercials ran.
This in part has been because Dortmund traditionally takes a little longer to get its season started compared to most teams, as well as the focus on the Champions League after last season's humiliating group stage exit.
How do people understand and reason from causal counterfactuals, e.g., 'if the battery had been charged the car would have started' compared to causal conditionals, e.g., 'if the battery was charged then the car started'?
At the intervention hospital the reporting system registered an increase of 130% (from 19 to 44 reports, p = 0.001. Mean per resident: from 0.15 to 0.32 reports) of reported incidents by residents eight months after the first course had started compared to eight months prior to the first course meeting.
The first pre-experiment showed that an extreme humidity leads to an increase of fungal spores inside the cabin (1,400 CFU per m) before the AC system was started compared to 540 CFU per m3 fungal spores in the surrounding air in the container.
Yes, but the Android SDK was released in November, giving the Google-led OS a four month head start compared to the iPhone SDK.
The downside to starting in January is that the field is crowded and it takes more energy to start compared to building on the energy you had in December.
We've had a good start compared to our usual starts but top four at the end?
OBAMACARE'S federal exchanges have gotten off to a rather rocky start, compared to the state-run exchanges, which are apparently doing much better.
Beats Music's growth has likely been hampered by its late start compared to competitors like Spotify, Rdio, Google Music, and Pandora.
On the other hand, the availability of existing industrial processes to build on may give a smart biomass use project a head start, compared to having to start from scratch.
