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To confirm this result, we measured the intensity of actin fluorescence, I, as a function of distance from the scaffold surface, Z, as illustrated in Figure 3b for the two scaffolds previously displayed in Figure 2. A shallower decline in fluorescent intensity corresponds to a more even distribution of actin across the scaffold cross-section, and therefore more efficient cell invasion.

The Lipid Research Clinics studies found that total IHD mortality in Russia showed only a very shallow decline with increasing HDL [ 17].

In a flat or falling stock market, dividend-paying stocks usually have better total returns; in addition to the income they generate, high-yielding stocks tend to have better price appreciation, or at least shallower declines.

In contrast, removal of noisy partitions from the nDNA analysis had a neglible affect on the resulting divergence times, as would be predicted by the shallow decline in the PI profiles (Table  2; Figure  4).

For all other topologies (Figs. 16, 18, 20), (text {OAS}_{text {tg}}) performance exhibits gradual shallow decline as (p_{text {neg}}) increases.

The government's latest report on construction spending showed a decline of 0.9percentt in February, a shallower drop than expected.

A steep decline in EPC levels was observed within 4 days of CAP exposure (33% decrease; p < 0.05); whereas longer exposures were associated with a shallower response.

Portland stone lies under Tophill; the strata decline at a shallow angle of around 1.5 degrees, from a height of 151 m near the Verne in the north, to just above sea level at Portland Bill.

The bathymetric profile of the Adriatic Sea, which is a shallow sea with a gently declining profile, made river confluence possible.

The relationship between the full range of MPR values (0 1.0) and the probability of fracture indicated that the risk of fracture remained largely unchanged for MPR values of up to approximately 50%, declining with a shallow slope for MPR values between 50%and75%5% and then more sharply between 75 100%.

In essence, the shallower the decline in maximum species abundance across size classes, the more even the assemblage.