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Correspondingly, while some of the world's biggest fintech firms are American, the distribution of unicorns and other fast-growing startups is tilting toward a more even global balance.
Fermentations were ended by glucose concentration less than 3 g/L, and the online parameter DO increased quickly or correspondingly, while physiological parameter OUR decreased abruptly.
After 1.5 ns, the thermostats, both the cold and hot ones, translate 1.2 nm along the nanotube axially toward a right direction, correspondingly, while maintaining a fixed distance between cold and hot thermostats.
Optimized third-order and fourth-order methods are obtained, and it is shown that the proposed methods combined with Richardson extrapolation result in fourth and fifth orders of accuracy correspondingly, while preserving optimality and stability.
When the amount of MnSO4·H2O was increased to 0.126 g and that of thiourea increased correspondingly while maintaining a constant reaction temperature of 210°C, the morphologies of Mn3O4 showed a mixture of core-shell and hollow spheres as shown in Figure 6c (see Figure S1c for the XRD patterns in additional file 1).
Correspondingly, while Muc4 protein increased dramatically at 18dpc and was sustained at 1dpp in the Elf5+/+ mammary gland, Muc4 protein was undetectable in the Elf5+/− mammary glands at these times (Figure 5c).
The probability for the electrons to be captured into the WL localizing potentials correspondingly increases (while the holes are unaffected as discussed above).
As they acknowledge, "when living wage laws raise a family's earned income, it means that government support for which such families are eligible correspondingly declines while their tax obligations rise.
For our datasets, it is difficult to use a fixed threshold r to admit closely related vectors into the target set for different query vectors, because some COGs are more closely related with correspondingly small distance, while other COGs are more distantly related.
Most strikingly, forager-upregulated genes were much more highly connected and correspondingly more conserved, while nurse-upregulated genes were less connected, and more rapidly evolving and less conserved.
The P1 and P2 patterns indicated progressively greater levels of prominence of fibrous tissue surrounding the ducts and correspondingly higher risk, while the DY pattern indicated the highest risk with a breast that contained dense sheets of fibroglandular tissue.
