It can also be correlated to the analytes molecular weight and consequently size.
The strong bias for one intron phase class and the variation in the number of exons (2 6), and consequently size of the encoded proteins, is consistent with exon shuffling during the evolution of IQD genes.
The other problem with these previous studies is that a limited number of samples were available for analysis and consequently study sizes fell below the threshold for reliable statistical analysis.
Thus, control groups might be contaminated with other care services and consequently, effect sizes could be reduced.
ms-IPNs prepared with 0.8% or 1.0% carbopol showed the highest loading due to their greater swelling degree and, consequently, mesh size.
The number of past queries of the users used to build the user profiles, and consequently the size of their profiles, impacts the efficiency of the unlinkability attack.
An intuitive reason for this is that the minimum Euclidean distance of QAM gets smaller as the rate and, consequently, the size of the constellation diagram increases.
Hence, the coordinated regulation of embryo development with that of the maternal seed coat using metabolic signals controls embryo cell division and, consequently, seed size [76].
However, it is a well-known issue that as the length of the structure, and consequently the size of the vector process, increases, this Cholesky decomposition breaks down numerically.
For each species, we used all available unique, verified native range occurrence points; consequently, sample size varied among species.
