The comparison provides a good basis for future decisions when choosing the type of bridge abutments.
The comparison provided evidence for the observation of a magnetoelectric effect in the case of CoFe2O4-P VDF-HFP), attributed to a magnetostriCoFe2O4-P VDF-HFPiCoFe2O4-P VDF-HFP
The comparison provides firm support for the parametric FVDAM theory's ability to capture highly localized plasticity effects in different classes of heterogeneous materials, which lead to interesting and technologically important phenomena at the homogenized scale.
As noted above, they diverged so long ago (ca. 150 MY separates contemporary rodents from contemporary primates) that the comparison provides no information.
A carryover effect was defined as a significant difference in the pain score on the VAS between the two treatment sequence and was tested with the comparison provided by the linear mixed model.
Still, the comparisons provide a keen sense of Wanscher's importance.
The comparisons provide substantial evidence that the best option is the inclusion of both the LTL phase and the idiotypic system.
The comparisons provided also suggest that there is no clear 'winner' or 'loser' in terms of the capacity to render representative samples of the various sampling methods considered.
The results of these comparisons provide important genetic insights into this vector-disease system.
The unmatched comparison provides a valid second-best approach when the ideal is not available.
