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Table 5 shows that covariates are balanced very well and that matching quality is of the same high degree as in the first matching step.

Rather than being impressed with language variation, as are Emergentists and many Externalists, the generative Essentialists are extremely impressed with the idea that very young children of almost any intelligence level, and just about any social upbringing, acquire language to the same high degree of mastery.

Business leaders base many decisions on forecasts, and they tell me that they are attaching the same high degree of uncertainty around their projections as I am.

The same high degree of correlation was present between results from the Alu assays, for example r = 0.82 for the correlation between the Alu-1 and Alu-3 assay results (Figure S2B).

In contrast, none of the mutant probes showed the same high degree of hypersensitivity at band −51.

Although almost the same high degrees of orientation are achieved by the combined control independent of CEPs, the structures of the optimal non-resonant laser pulses considerably depend on CEPs and the central frequencies of the THz pulses.

An "intrinsic" gene list consisting of 534 genes represented by 552 clones, was previously selected based on their low variation in expression in successive samples from the same patient's tumor and at the same time, high degree of variation among tumors from different patients [ 10].

Since the lipids of the same class may be in part regulated by the same enzymes, high degree of within-class co-regulation is to be expected.

For Warren, the moral status of a being varies with the degree that it possesses the status-conferring attribute (Warren 1997).[3] But Warren maintains that "full moral status" is both a threshold and a range concept; beings with moral agency enjoy the same, highest moral status regardless of the degree to which they possess the attributes needed for moral agency.

At the same time, the high degree of structuring and standardization constrains the significance of the data obtained.