Sentence examples for this latter comparison from inspiring English sources
However, nearly all studies of cloned mice so far, have focused on this latter comparison.
By definition, children who developed type 1 diabetes after the age of 18 years had to be born before 1984, and in this latter comparison we only included children born before 1984.
The programmed cell death pathway is over-represented in this latter comparison.
This latter comparison was carried out since their expression is differentially regulated by oxygen concentration.
In this latter comparison, the REBOA group were still significantly more likely to require all the examined resources (p<0.001) with the exception of embolisation (figure 2).
We do however interpret this latter comparison carefully, as the proportion of targets participants had to respond unavoidably differed between the divided and focused attention conditions.
Post-hoc testing reveals a significantly larger regional difference in VEGF mRNA signal in electrically stimulated versus treadmill run muscle (P = 0.017), and no significant difference in this regard between electrically stimulated and control muscle, although the latter comparison reaches a P-value of 0.056.
Funnily, or twangily, enough, in a recent interview mainman Ryan Sambol dismissed the latter comparison as "ridiculous", stating that said pantheon-worthy anthology was "filled mostly with boring stuff and horrible lyrics".
Moretti has said that he avoided watching Michael Haneke's Amour while preparing Mia Madre, and it's perhaps more helpful to think of Bergman or Woody Allen (he rewatched Another Woman) as possible tonal touchstones, although the latter comparison is arguably less a blessing than a curse.
As an example, we highlight here the latter comparison (Fig. 4).
While the latter comparison has been made previously on several occasions, the colocation of the three instruments at Davis Station provided a pathway for further understanding the differences between winds estimated by both techniques.
