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In (nu approx 0.2) the cooperators will represent only half of the population and such number of them will be constant up to (nu approx 0.25), forming a short plateau.

Although the structure constant decreases with height from (C_n^2 = 10^{-18} 10^{-18}^{-frac{2}{3}}) at 10 km height to (C_n^2 = 10^{-14},hbox {m}^{-frac{2}{3}}) at 10km height, (C_n^2) can be assumed to be C_n^2ant up to the tropospheric height (H approx 1000)–2000 m and zero above (e.g., Schön and Brunner 2008).

Additionally, later in vivo studies with riboflavin/UVA CXL in rabbits also showed that the CXL treatment was effective in strengthening scleral tissue [ 14, 15], and the effect can be constant up to 8 months [ 15].

This decrease could be due either to a decrease in expression level of nucleolin or to a dissociation of nucleolin from LVS. Notably, we observed that the level of nucleolin detected in the cells was constant up to 24 h after infection (data not shown).

As shown in Fig.  6, the signal for the internal standard is constant up to approximately 4 min of runtime; afterwards it decreases to about 50%% of the initial value at 10-min runtime, when the last mercury compound is eluted.

The rate of nanowires growth was constant up to 60 min of deposition.

The calorimetric sensitivity is constant up to an enthalpy of fusion of at least ΔH = 750 mJ (at 156.6 °C).

The height of all single-crystalline nanoparticles was constant up to the longest cumulative annealing time of 65 h.

It has been observed that the specific capacitance is constant up to 500 cycles at all current densities, which implies that the dendrite formation was controlled.

Selectivity and stereoselectivity towards reaction products was constant up to high conversions, when (around 85% conversion) selectivity in but-1-ene decreased dramatically.

During the ESCP process, the number average molecular weight, Mn, of the formed mid-chain functional polymer is constant up to high monomer to polymer conversions (i.e. 80%).