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There was just one, lone undergraduate senior majoring in the subject (compared with 17 doing film studies).

Part of the problem, according to Graham-Dixon, is the lack of books on the subject compared to the Italian Renaissance.

An engineering lecturer at a midlands university newly popular with Chinese customers waxes lyrical on the subject: "Compared to my British students they are a joy to teach.

The pretargeting approach with short-lived tracer significantly lowers the radiation burden to the subject compared to traditional methods where the antibody is directly radiolabelled with a longer-lived radionuclide.

A U.S. Department of Education report found that in schools with at least 50percentt Black students, only 48percentt were certified in the subject, compared with 65percentt in majority white schools.

For example, given the stereotype that Chinese people tend to excel at mathematics, a Chinese woman being reminded of the fact she is Chinese tends to perceive herself as better at the subject compared to a Chinese woman being reminded of the fact that she is a woman.

The improvement of students' performance has been addressed by analysing both scores on the activity of Twitter and the final grade of the subject comparing it from the one of the previous year.

On each trial the subjects compared two consecutive vibrations, separated by a given retention interval, delivered to their right or left index finger.

This design ensured that the subjects compared the two vibrations, rather than being able to make a categorical judgment about the frequency of the second vibration independently of the first [33].

In terms of accuracy of localization, we observed a strong increase in the mean unsigned error of the subjects compared to binaural conditions (all subjects combined, mean error 30.4±1.4°, p<0.05, Figure 2 right).

The subjects compared in this pilot study underwent surgical mastectomy [ 32].