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The PRE peak drift is large between − 180o and 0o longitudes at equinoxes and in December solstice and becomes very small or even downward around ± 60o in June solstice.

The compartmentalized spatial Gillespie model used here, however, does present deviations when the lattice number N becomes very small or very large.

One way to relate this to the parameters of the model would be to let the efficiency advantage of MCO become very small or even negative once the cost of effort necessary to persuade consumers to accept HMO is taken into account (cf. row no. 15 in Table 1).

The components start to become very small, or alternatively the components are large compared to the signal wavelength.

However, a risk arises as a result of using high flow rates: the perivenous zone can become very small or disappear entirely.

When the population size exceeds hundreds of neurons, we find that the p value becomes very small, of the order of or even less than 0.01.

Thus, within its mainlobe, is greater than zero, or its amplitude becomes very small.

Furthermore we only included children who were younger than 40 in 1992 because after this age the likelihood of starting or adding to a family becomes very small.

Further thought suggests that as the slices get very thin, the error in the approximation becomes very small.

In front of goal, he's not the kind of guy where the goal becomes very small.

"We're forced to do advertising, and without advertising our message becomes very small and muted," Ms. Conlin said.