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But they tended to be middle-age or older — when spine problems often occur — and the immune system does become less robust with age.

Beside that, when the NU grows, the performance of (T_{av}^{s}) and (T_{or}^{s}) is not affected, whereas the detectors T av, T or, and ED suffer a performance degradation and become less robust than the self-normalization detectors, as shown in Figs. 12 b, c and 13 b, c.

Broadband services and features would ossify, become less robust, and be less able to meet consumers' demands over time.

The mitoPO2 measurements therefore become less robust at higher oxygen tensions.

If the tone changes significantly, for instance with vasodilatation or vasoconstriction, then the data become less robust.

This system, although still highly functional, has become less robust and might be near a large-scale tipping point, especially in areas of vector surveillance and laboratory support for human diagnostic and mosquito testing.

As patients were given increasingly higher doses of endostatin, the blood flow through the tumors became less robust and chemicals involved in blood vessel creation diminished.

The higher, the multiplication factor, the faster the clocks converge, but the system becomes less robust to faulty notifications then.

We found that spatial patchiness became less robust and the correlations generally decreased as soil moisture content was high.

The developing post-natal brain, Ruthazer explains, forms and refines synaptic connections in response to a set of inputs from the environment, a process that becomes less robust with age.

As the time interval lengthens, however, this relationship becomes less robust as the vascular tone will change, thereby adversely influencing this signal.