Thus pumping capacity through the inlet of the ventilated channel decreases; and correspondingly, local heat transfer on other surfaces of the rubbing discs is slightly deteriorated.
Correspondingly, local approach uses the potential local information to estimate the missing values, such as Local Least Squares (LLS) and Weighted K-Nearest Neighbor imputation (WKNN) [ 14].
However, local applications of nitrate (NO3−) as well as other ions (NH4+, PO4−) to portions of the primary root axes of barley (Hordeum vulgare) can also stimulate correspondingly local productions of lateral roots.
The formal description is formulated within the Bayesian framework, and the two scores are in fact the two posterior distributions for the likelihood that a particular gene drives the phenotype, derived correspondingly from local and global priors for that event.
Positions with a significantly conserved strong folding signal were found to constitute 53, 65, 62, 66 different clusters in serotypes 1 - 4 correspondingly; likewise, weak local folding signal was identified as conserved in positions grouped in 49, 73, 58, 65 clusters.
Several of the first eQTL studies established that in LCLs at least 15%% of transcripts are differentially expressed among the three major population groups represented in the HapMap samples (Yoruban Africans, Caucasians, and Han or Japanese East Asians), and, correspondingly, population-specific local eQTLs were identified [ 96, 97].
Led by Palmer, the Ancients founded an artistic community in rural Kent, happening on a village called Shoreham where the rents were sufficiently low and the locals correspondingly accommodating.
Known as Kangnam (Gangnam; "South River"), or "South City"—as opposed to Kangpuk (Gangbuk; "North River"), or "North City," north of the Han the affluent area contains about half the city's population and, correspondingly, supplies half the local tax income.
Routine serologic testing for JEV has correspondingly been dropped from local hospital microbiology laboratories.
Correspondingly, the greater flexibility for local government has saved Wisconsin towns, cities and school districts $1,052,555,404 in the first year.
The free energy penalty for this disruption may provide a driving force for reversion back to the original (undeformed) state of order and, correspondingly, a large amount of local chain relaxation.
