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However, much remains to be learned about the various parameters that influence network formation and how these networks evolve and stabilize over time.

The observed differences in median macroelement concentrations between the samples collected in the present study (third week of lactation) and those collected in the 1980's (third month of lactation) (Table 2) may partly be related to lactation stage, since macroelement concentrations are reported to decrease and stabilize over time [ 4].

Nonmalignant stenoses may stabilize over time as the tissue stiffens.

This tendency became more pronounced as the particle motion stabilized over time.

34 The most significant autoantibody induction occurs early in treatment (in the first year) and stabilizes over time.

Sure, people freak out when a star player stumbles or a favorite blows a lead, but usually things stabilize over time and the bandwagon-jumping looks ridiculous in hindsight.

Genome size appears to stabilize over time, and deletion size in the ORF23/24 variable region was significantly related to the time of the first WSSV outbreak in a particular country.

Pioneering work by Donald Hebb, Eric Kandel, and many others all suggested that memories should stabilize over time through what Hebb coined as a "fire together, wire together" process.

Despite the sub-population sizes possibly being small due to a large amount of mutants, predators and scavengers forming the correct complementary partial solutions can stabilize over time, even under high mutation rates, as shown in Figure 3. Finally we compare our results for acquiring information with the threshold for maintaining information [ 1, 21].

For the two variable regions in which large genomic deletions occur – ORF14/15 and ORF23/24 – we found that the size of the deletions appears to stabilize over time.

"We're investing for the long run in Europe, which we believe will stabilize over time," the chief executive, Kenneth C. Hicks, said recently.