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Thus although tyrannosaurs are relatively well known compared to most dinosaurs, researchers are inevitably frustrated that a third or more of the known specimens cannot be studied.

A number of studies have been performed on a conventional flow through type SCR reactor, so its behavior is relatively well known compared to the wall flow type SCR reactor.

As it is well known, compared to CD4 T cells, immature myeloid DCs are poorly permissive to HIV-1 replication and therefore it is likely that the concentration of α-defensins1-3 necessary to inhibit the productive infection of DCs is lower than the concentration previously reported to be required using CD4 T cells.

The risk of cancer following ionising radiation has been extensively studied and is relatively well known compared to the risks due to other carcinogens (UNSCEAR, 2000).

The HQ, known as Vauxhall Cross, is well known, compared with MI6's previous HQ near Waterloo, which was supposedly secret.

For sites in the Caribbean, it is well known (compare Wang 2007) that mean wind speeds have two local maxima in summer and winter and two local minima in fall and spring.

While the fundamental prospects for photonics are well-known compared to electronic devices, the diffraction limit of light poses a serious constrain for photonics to be footprint-density competitive6.

The skull of Majungasaurus is exceptionally well-known compared to most theropods and generally similar to that of other abelisaurids.

It is well known that, compared to the continuous-time systems, the discrete-time ones are more difficult to deal with.

British Paralympic athletes are far more well known, say compared to China.

Not only are the details of the distant parts of the system the least well known but compared to smaller local current systems and inaccuracies resulting from a simplified model, the contributions from those parts are small (Friedrich et al. 2000).