Theoretically, in cancer cells with high occurrence of extra-centrosomes (>50%) when mitosis is accompanied by eradication of multi-centrosomal cells, an exponential reduction of the fraction of bi-centrosomal cancer cells is expected.
"[This yields] an exponential reduction in the consumption of entangled resources, as compared to memoryless schemes," they say.
These methods have contributed to an exponential reduction in time and costs for the execution of the sequencing5,6.
A constant factor reduction on the library size will result in an exponential reduction of the search space.
The injection of an electron donor (ethanol) induced bacterial sulfate reduction, as confirmed by an exponential decrease of sulfate concentration in concert with changes in oxidation reduction potential, redox species, alkalinity, production of hydrogen sulfide, and fractionation of δ34S-sulfate.
It is shown that the usable voltage bias range (with acceptable cut-off frequency) is limited by the exponential reduction of junction resistance, Rj, in mixer/multiplier mode.
This observation can be explained by the exponential reduction in the light intensity, due to light scattering, with increasing composite thickness [ 20].
To further test the SS method, the clearance rate was also during the long-term steady-state experiment measured by following the exponential reduction in algal concentration after stoppage of the algal dosing pump and the through-flow of seawater, whereupon algal cells were added two times to reestablish the initial steady-state concentration.
The AARR is calculated on an exponential basis, which assumes a continuous, exponential reduction between two points in time.
In this model, the shape of the European population history is assumed to start from a constant ancestral population, followed by a population bottleneck with a reduction in effective size, and then by an exponential expansion until to modern population.
