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Guidelines of designing bladed discs with a lower variability of forced vibration response levels are given according to the findings in casting the blade mistuning problem as a robust design problem.

The comparison against the genomic background highlighted that the upstream part of the pathway presents a lower number of events of population differentiation than what can be expected for a pathway of this size; so the differences observed may be due to a lower variability of this part, rather than differentiation of the downstream part.

The lower negative skewness we observed for Eastern European countries results mainly from a lower variability, or compression, of ages at death among the longest-lived 50%% of individuals than in the remaining countries.

However, as compared to the conventional approach the proposed procedure may show a considerably lower variability of the resulting sample size and thus an improved ability to achieve the target power.

Moreover, a lower coefficient of variation (53.1%) was registered at this site, indicating a lower variability and higher stability of the wave regimes for energy extraction as compared to Tamarin.

Above DS1, the gamma ray log values in general show a lower variability than the values of the platform sequences.

The results, published in this month's Journal of Molecular Evolution, indeed show a much lower variability of the gene in chimpanzees, with all individuals carrying the same version.

These findings indicate a considerably lower variability of generalised log ratios of aRNA vs. aRNA hybridisations compared to total vs. total RNA hybridisations.

Of the phylogenetically related species S. brasiliensis and S. schenckii s. str., the former has a lower genetic diversity [ 2, 3, 10, 13], and here we found that it also had a correspondingly lower variability of in vitro susceptibility.

19 These results reinforce the findings of a four-fold lower variability of degludec compared with glargine in pharmacokinetic studies.

The lower variability of the EXT measurement may be a consequence of the semi-transparent nature of C. elegans [4].