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Feed intake was linearly decreased as NPFF dose increased, and this effect decayed over time and was not significant by 120 min post-injection.
Most recorded surrogates of fitness nevertheless decayed over time and most experimental populations eventually went extinct, suggesting that the negative effects of inbreeding outweighed any premium from the fertility of diploid males.
It shows that the apparent higher HFS rate that was seen earlier among our EBMS infants rapidly decayed over time and as early as the 18th month of follow-up.
In a more practical example with a time-varying channel, the amount of information carried in a pilot signal decays over time.
Moreover, unlike approaches that rely on markers in linkage disequilibrium (LD) with the causal mutations for genomic selection, the accuracy of utilizing causal mutations to predict susceptibility will not decay over time, and likely will have utility across breeds, which enhances the value and longevity of the final marker panel to the industry.
This was followed by a long-term slow slip beneath southwest Shikoku, which expanded into the Bungo Channel from January to October 2010 with increasing slip speed and then decayed over time (Figs. 5 d) and 5 e)).
The high-capacity retro-cue performance decayed over time [F 1,19) = 102.61, p<.001], and the limited-capacity post-cue performance was stable until four seconds after stimulus off-set [F 1,19) = .23, p = .64] (Fig. 7e).
In agreement with published findings (Britton et al., 2013), Ku foci in control cells were formed within 8 min following IR and then decayed over time, returning to near baseline levels by 1 hr.
However, with little maintenance being done on the road, it decayed over time until by the early nineteenth century little remained of the road.
