One remarkable result is the observation that update operations consistently introduce more performance overhead when compared to read or write operations (cf. Table 3).
iAs discussed in Shi, Chaokai and Atul Manqoqo (2013), the compound affix 'is-…-an that attaches only to a dyadic verb and consistently introduces an additional recipient appears to perform the same function as a locative applicative.
For both rigid and deformable bodies, the instantaneous no-slip and impermeability conditions on the solid boundary are imposed via external and localised body forces which are consistently introduced into the Lattice Boltzmann equation.
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New methods are consistently introduced, improving extraction performance.
In our initial experiments we utilised C. sporogenes ATCC 13732 as the recipient, and we were able to show that plasmids could be consistently introduced at appreciable frequencies.
Although these devices have the potential to improve patient outcomes, they are consistently introduced into the market at a substantial cost premium and before validation of their clinical benefit and cost-effectiveness through well-designed, prospective clinical studies.
The A. mellifera genome, in particular, was found to be highly heterogeneous, due to extremely high rates of recombination, with hotspots, but the only bias consistently introduced into pyrosequenced multiplex-enriched libraries concerned sequence length, with the overrepresentation of sequences 160 to 320 bp in length.
Older, day 6 adult worms exhibit much larger variation in whole animal size than day 5 adults (see Figure 5 figure supplement 1A) and could not be trapped consistently without introducing bias into the experiment.
