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High added value footwear industry is a paradigmatic example where hard automation is limited from one side by high variability of products and huge request of autonomous adaptation to cope with different loosely structured fabrication processes and from the other side by a low propensity towards high capital investment that make difficult the penetration of industrial robots.

Both streams were characterized by high variability of solar wind and interplanetary magnetic field (IMF).

For instance, the local Q φ maxima on the time interval from 13.04 to 21.04 are caused by high variability of the baseline values.

The observation that the whole soil profile is involved in seasonal cycles of freezing-thawing is also supported by high variability of Zn concentration in the interstitial soil solution in the course of the active season, sampled at different depths of the mineral layer, from 5 to 40 cm and from 5 to 60 cm on the NF and SF sites, respectively (Figure 3).

Amniotic fluid assessment is complicated by high variability of sequential measurements and use of different measurement methods, which can compromise the accuracy of the test.

Judgment of the role of cardiac TRPC channels is generally hampered by high variability of expression levels and by the fact that activation of TRPC conductances by (patho physiological stimuli is inevitably associated with parallel changes in phospholipid and Ca2+ signalling, which make clear assignment of functional changes to a TRPC conductance difficult.

We found that during the powder re-coating process, fine particles tend to settle within a short distance from the re-coater starting position, accompanied by higher variability of local powder size distribution.

Thus, the Lactobacillaceae are characterized by higher variability of TFs orthologous groups than the Streptococcaceae that is in correspondence with the larger phylogenetic distances between species in the Lactobacillaceae family (Additional file 1).

Finally, the 5'-terminal of the gene contains the less conserved exon-block (B_8_9), characterized by high variability at level of both structure and sequence, and by the presence of a possible lineage-specific alternative splicing.

However spectra were characterized by a high variability of the intensity and by a worsening in the definition of the absorption bands as it can be evinced comparing the spectrum reported in Figure 1 with a reference spectrum of a more concentrated solution of AO7 (10−3 M) acquired in RAS (Figure 1c).

The valley is characterized by a high variability of active layer thickness and pedo-variance mainly caused by topography.