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The model describes relatively well the exchange experiments performed with the pairs H2/N2 and He/CO2.

This model describes relatively well the experimental data obtained for varying topological constraint density at the particle surface.

It has been proven in [18, 19] that the first-order Gauss-Markov process model well describes relatively small delays in the communication systems.

The simple analytic model describes relatively well the altitude of maximum ratio w/v z ; note that the maximum ratio w A + C /v z was measured for f 0 = 4.65 MHz at the altitude of ~160 km in agreement with the maximum of calculated w/v z curve in Fig. 5d.

More recently, a counter discourse has emerged that describes relatively less poor young women, within the same gendered constraints, as active agents seeking men's company in order to access consumer items, and a 'modern' lifestyle.

Several witnesses described relatively relaxed computer security rules that permitted soldiers to download classified information onto CDs as a backup in part because their computers crashed on a regular basis.

The ratio was described relatively to the binding affinity of wild-type PML-RARA with arsenic.

This example brings together considerations about a product that has been on the market for decades, despite outcomes of experiments describing relatively severe effects in cells or animals.

However, these models, that are needed to describe relatively long term variations of the Earth's core magnetic field, have been built with relatively few data per year, and therefore have been strongly smoothed in time.

Cumulatively, our study purports that moving away from describing relatively well-known patterns behind recovery, and focusing upon understanding causes, improves our foundation to predict future ecological dynamics, and thus improves coral reef management.

Subject 47, who did not exhibit a coreceptor change, had very few predicted baseline X4 V3 forms and, as will be described, relatively restricted V3 diversity (Figure 2d and Table S6).