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The amount is both impressive yet, when compared with the recent losses of big banks, paltry.

Computational experiments confirm that SALS gives high qualified solutions to the VRP and ensures at least an average performance, in terms of efficiency and effectiveness, on the problem when compared with the recent and sophisticated approaches from the literature.

Furthermore, if the protective effect of hyperoxia is real, the procedure used in our diving center could explain the scarcity of the increase in EVLW recorded after the dives, when compared with the recent study of Castagna et al. [21].

Moreover, when compared with the recent results using DMF protocol, our proposed DF protocol algorithm shows an improvement of 4 dB in fully interleaved Rayleigh fading channels and 0.7 dB in block Rayleigh fading channels.

Which is exactly why viewers will watch "The Night Manager". Unapologetically sleeker and more sentimental than any George Smiley tale, and streamlined to the point of simplicity when compared with the recent "London Spy," it is tense but linear, clearly framed to take full advantage of its stars' strengths and, it must be said, their cross-demographic fan base.

When compared with the recent work of Fleming, our data are interesting.

The resulting radial differences (not shown here) are nearly the same when compared with the more recent LLRR site coordinates tabulated by Williams et al. (2008) because the updated values deviate by only 1 m from the old ones in the radial component.

18 The overall rate of transfer in this study (51.8%) appears high when compared with the two recent cohort studies on freestanding midwifery units.

When compared with the most recent ACS data [ 21] on East Asian residents in San Bernardino and Riverside, our study sample was similar in mean age, proportion immigrating before 2000, education level, male to female ratio, and preference for using their native language.

The participants had a median age of 21 years, and when compared with the most recent Australian census data for women in the same age group, the study participants were more likely to be Australian-born (89% versus 79%, p < 0.01) [ 26] and more well-educated (tertiary degree 44% versus 21% p < 0.01) [ 26].

But our minimum fail rate values seem acceptable when compared with the results of recent DNA barcoding studies (Table 3, [13], [14], [44].