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The F-K model indicates higher knf trends when compared to data by Tavman and Turgut [32], but it shows a good agreement with measurements by Mintsa et al. [26].

The DST results from the 1-octanol and 1-octanoic acid solutions (see Figures S3 and S4, and other published work [19]) show essentially the same trends when compared to the results from 1-butanol.

The epidemiology of breast cancer in South African black populations exhibits a number of unique trends when compared to other population groups worldwide.

Given the results, the selection approach using abattoirs open all weeks had the closest approximation of temporal trends when compared to the full set of abattoirs.

Since cross-sectional outcomes are influenced by changes in population (inmigration and outmigration), besides changes in quality of care, cross-sectional outcomes tend to overestimate time trends when compared to longitudinal analyses.

Observed HR and GS values display linear trends when compared to values predicted by the top-ranking models (Fig.  2a b), indicating that specification of main effects only did not result in poor fit due to omission of any major interaction terms.

Mailbox looks to buck the trend when compared to those earlier deals, which makes sense since its product is further removed from Dropbox's core focus.

The redox signals of the ERGO films in the presence of NADH have shown a completely different trend when compared to ferri/ferrocyanide, indicating that the electroactivity goes beyond electrical features of ERGO, with some oxygenated functional groups playing a vital role.

This difference shows a trend when compared to the IN group (p = 0.067) and is significant when compared to the OR group (p<0.001).

The correlations of the three sums of 6fold-motif preferenceshowow a similar if weaker trend, when compared to those for the eighteen individual preferences.

EV71 NA seroprevalence in 2009 showed an obvious decreased trend when compared to that of 2007 and 2008 (p < 0.05).