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The Nusselt numbers reduced from our test data are consistently matched with Azevedo and Sparrow's correlation.

Higher eukaryotes possess a number of different linker histone subtypes and new data are consistently emerging that indicate these subtypes are functionally distinct.

However, the comparison generally provides good agreement, especially for the highly diluted fuel jet case (±40 K), though for undiluted fuel jet flames at low values of K the experimental data are consistently higher (90 to 280 K) than numerical predictions.

However, those obtained from 3-km SEVIRI data are consistently much lower, and show a large degree of scatter.

(2) Sound velocities of bridgmanite determined from NIS data are consistently low, irrespective of composition or sample history.

The present data are consistently higher than those of previous studies [2, 10] with regard to both the percentage of the stretched DNA molecules and their stretch ratio.

But in the formal analysis for Earth Day the trend for the real data is consistently positive and culminates in a probability of 0.037.

The looming mandatory data retention legislation will compound the problem by ensuring a much greater range of web data is consistently available to government agencies for up to two years.

Test results indicated that the concrete workability was reduced with IOT while all other strength and modulus of elasticity data were consistently higher than conventional concrete at all levels of replacement.

Assuming that all partitions follow the same type of model (i.e., five Mk1 or five Mk2 models), a better fit to the data is consistently obtained when each partition is given its own model instead of using a single model for the entire angiosperm tree (Supplementary Table S1), suggesting strong among-lineage rate heterogeneity in the evolution of these characters.

"From 2009 to 2015, where the data is consistently comparable, the average performance across all subjects of students at the 10th percentile (10% from the bottom) fell by 21.3 points, while the performance of those at the 90th percentile fell by only 14.4 points.