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For example, pinwheel movement appears more dramatic in zebrafish than in chick; consequently, equivalent cells will be adjacent to different tissues and will subsequently encounter different inductive signals.

Genotypic values in Approach 2b are defined in terms of the male or female effect they pass on to offspring, and so include the same sex-specific generation effect as Approach 1. Breeding values are consequently equivalent for reciprocal heterozygotes.

Consequently, equivalent modeling techniques are needed to simulate the pattern-specific distortions induced during pattern transfer.

Consequently, equivalent exons are quite limited in the 5'-terminal compared to the remaining regions of the gene (number of equivalent exons in the three regions 4 10 9) (see Figure 3).

Potentially, this variability could question the validity of the ILS theory at the end of the test, mainly because power can be not sufficiently constant but also because the volume interested by the TRT grows in time, and consequently, the equivalent values of thermal parameters change, given that the support of the equivalent parameters changes.

However, the precision of aberrometry and autorefractometry are comparable for the measurement of defocus, astigmatism and, consequently, the equivalent refractive error [ 3, 30, 35].

Distribution coefficient of Yalan between phases was taken into account to ensure similar concentration of the surface active substance in hydrocarbon phase with varying watercut of mixtures and, consequently, at their equivalent effect on wax molecules.

Thus, aggregations consequently increase the equivalent refractive index of the AR film to neq > 1.257, which will be even larger than the optimized value 1.232 and undermine the integrated AR effect.

The stored energy in TE modes is predominately in the magnetic field (H field), and consequently the lumped equivalent of this structure is an inductor.

Consequently this is equivalent to the FDR-corrected q-value < 0.05, as typically used in the binomial test.

The increased singles rate due to gamma radiation leads to increased random coincidence rates and, consequently, reduced noise equivalent count (NEC) rates [ 26].