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From a consumer perspective, what made MightyTV interesting was not necessarily its Tinder-like interface — though that was fun — but that it combined different approaches to making its suggestions, combining both those that come from the aggregated user ratings as well as those that better understood one's individual tastes.

From a consumer perspective, what made MightyTV interesting was not necessarily its Tinder-like interface — though that was fun — but that it combined different approaches to making its suggestions, combining both those that come from the aggregated user ratings as well as those that better understood one's individual tastes.

On the contrary (see above), the selected mtSNPs (and in particular those that better contribute to increase the discrimination power) are polymorphic in different human populations; either (i) because they mutated before the divergence of major population groups, or (ii) because they have a high mutation rate (mutational hotspots).

Our data also confirm the value of building new cancer models in search for those that better reflect human pathology.

For the in vitro analysis, those that better fitted the previously described folding requirements of the L1 Tc or R2 retrotransposons were chosen.

Large numbers of just a few species -- those that better tolerate pollution -- indicate a polluted stream.

The ABA signals from all the wheels of the measuring train are processed to extract those characteristics that better represent the quality of the IRJ.

Those businesses that better understand the complexities of cross-border commerce and work to deliver great payment experiences will be setup to prosper in this increasingly global world.

A large portion of those currently seeking that better life are Syrians fleeing the violence that has riven their homeland.

Within this class, architectures that better support invariant object recognition also produce image representations that better match those implied by human and primate neural data.

So I decided, let's investigate and see if it indeed does — and if there are certain conditions that better enhance those experiences to produce positive outcomes.