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• To do otherwise is akin to doctoring a sick person on the basis of global health statistics.

• Indeed, the conversational and image-rich character of the book makes reading it on occasions akin to undertaking an actual training session.

• We give conditions, akin to bin-packing, which prove to be both necessary and sufficient for large enough graphs in these classes.

• Not to be confused with the hardware notion of an interrupt, which is more akin to an asynchronous subroutine call.

• Here, musical patterns and repetition suggest a solid artefact, something akin to a nice find.

• The ethics of healthcare professionals are now more akin to those of the good employee.

• In monkeys particularly, the types of malformations produced in offspring were closely akin to those seen in thalidomide babies.

• The alternative of each country establishing its own regulation could give rise to problems akin to competitive devaluations.

• Defining life through its informational properties rather than its chemical basis is akin to focusing on the software as opposed to the hardware.

• Instead, he considers explaining their oddity by a semantic incongruity akin to zeugma or syllepsis.

• The situation is akin to running a lazy functional program without garbage collection.

• This may lead us to develop better rules for throwing code away, akin to those found in operating systems.

• An efference copy is akin to a blueprint of a motor plan used by the control system in the on-line correction process.

• They emerge as a bottom-up process akin to ideas of legal pluralism and autonomy of industrial relations, rather than as a delegation of regulatory tasks.

• Panels (e)-(l) depict the proportions of subjects with each of the individual symptoms and are more akin to cumulative distributions.