While inter-clade differences are substantial and comparable to order-level differences in non-symbiotic dinoflagellate groups [ 14], genetic distances within Symbiodinium clades are generally small.
The erosion rate due to hypothermal collision between atomic oxygen and CNT wires was calculated to be 2.64 × 10−25 cm3/atom, which is comparable to highly ordered pyrolytic graphite.
However, in isolation from the high rostral expression, oscillations of Notch1 in the caudal PSM are obvious; it is very apparent from Fig. 7D and E that fluctuations in the caudal region are large compared with the mean level and are comparable to the order of magnitude recently reported for Her1 in the zebrafish PSM (Soroldoni et al., 2014).
The order of organic solvent tolerances of JA300 acrR IS, JA300 marR, and JA300 acrR IS marR was comparable to the order of the expression levels of AcrAB and TolC (Figures 3 and 5).
The computational costs for SOI are comparable to fourth order interpolation.
However, it is certain that dilatational volumetric strain changes comparable to an order of magnitude of 10 μm acted on a broad area in the Owakudani geothermal region because of the opening of the crack.
By contrast, the length of proximal segments in inhibitor-treated cells remained constant and was comparable to higher order branches (Fig. 6K, bottom).
In our model, if the cumulative LBR for five and six cycles of S-IUI is considered, it equates to 30%and35%5% respectively, and as such our assumptions are comparable to the order of the estimates used by NICE.
This approach shares characteristics with later adaptations of meta-ethnography, in that the analytical themes are comparable to 'third order interpretations' and that the development of descriptive and analytical themes using coding invoke reciprocal 'translation'translation
Also in the sequel, we will consider that and are comparable with respect to ordering in if and.
The proposed theory can achieve an accuracy comparable to high-order layerwise theories with many more degrees of freedom at the cost of a first-order shear-deformation theory.
