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Pretreatment with naloxonazine, but not naltrindole or GNTI, significantly reduced responses on the active lever and correspondingly the number of nicotine infusions.
In SN, in contrast to the CS setting, sensing capacity is generally small and correspondingly the number of sensors required does not scale linearly with the target sparsity.
Figure 7 b illustrates that in the low D2D density regime (λ d =10−6), even though the ASR increases linearly, the EE almost stays the same as the number of CUEs, and correspondingly the number of BS antennas, increases.
In contrast and correspondingly, the number of astrocytes generated from Ts1Cje neurosphere cells was increased by an average of 6% (P = 2.632e-05; N = 4 pairs of adult female Ts1Cje and disomic littermate controls; Figure 9B).
Under light illumination used in the experiment, the system forms a steady state in which the electron population of Au NPs is constant and correspondingly, the numbers of injected electrons and holes are equal.
Workload, expressed by the number of consultations per day, ranged from 10 (Sweden) to 40 (Spain) and correspondingly the median number of minutes per consultation ranged from 6 minutes (Spain) to 20 minutes (Sweden).
By changing the size and, correspondingly, the total number of coarse-grained beads in each polymer chain, we can control the effect of chemical detalization on various phenomena.
The stability of such chelate complexes does not depend on the dimensions of nanoparticles because the surface electric charge and, correspondingly, the coordination number of the obtained spherical nanoparticle are proportional to its size.
The distribution P(S) of appearances of all possible k-mers inside a given window is P S) = N S /(w − k + 1), where N S and w are, correspondingly, the number of appearances of k-mer S and the total number of k-mers in the window being examined.
In order to perform the simulation efficiently, we scaled the genome size to 1 Mb, and correspondingly scaled the number of binding sites and mapped reads.
As former University of Arizona President Peter Likins (a wrestler in college), said, "We have, as a national society, decided that we prefer to allocate the fair distribution of opportunities for male athletes in a peculiar way, assigning very large numbers of these opportunities to one sport (football) and correspondingly contracting the number of men's sports we can sponsor..."...
