Results point out the alpha index as the topological measure more relevant in the normal network flow; moreover the interruption of the links with highest values of connectivity will have larger consequences in the normal functioning of the network than the links with the lowest levels of connectivity.
This uncertainty results from the fact that smaller errors in calibration points may have larger consequences in short-term mutation rates and "because as the calibrations move closer to the present, there is a decreasing amount of information in the sequences" [ 41].
The difference we found in the shape of the lactation curves, i.e. that yields were lowest among first parity cows primarily in 20-cow herds (Fig. 5) may indicate that these cows are lower in social rank and that this has larger consequences in smaller herds.
The inhibition of COX-2, even with the use of selective COX-2 inhibitors, definitely has larger consequences than a decrease in PGE2 synthesis since several prostaglandins arise from COX-2 activity.
The concept and quantification of "virtual water" involved in these trade exchanges has led to new insights of the larger consequences of global transfers in commodities.
As a consequence, a larger decrease in thrombocytes is necessary to develop thrombocytopenia.
As a consequence, a larger shift in the mean genetic value should be expected at extreme latitudes in our grid settings.
A detailed analysis of the enhanced AUC in the PREDN− group revealed that the improved prediction of RTX response is a consequence of a larger difference in IFN-score between responders and non-responders in the PREDN− group, together with improvement of the IFN-score cut-off value.
Since the largest consequence of revoking the election is in terms of taxes.
In consequence, a larger number of probes can be thought to compete for each transcript-fragment than at larger distances L. This competition for the same target can deplete its concentration in solution.
The payroll tax cut will add $100 billion to the deficit, a consequence, in large part, of Republicans' refusal to raise taxes on the rich to pay it.
