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The newly developed Relative Referencing Method allows for the measurement of chlorophyll fluorescence under artificial lighting conditions.

This paper investigates the feasibility and effectiveness of using a recently developed relative displacement sensor for the structural health monitoring of joint conditions in steel truss bridges.

While awaiting surgical consultation and 45 min after being placed in a room, the patient developed relative hypotension; her blood pressure decreased from 183/108 to 107/63 mmHg.

The sustainability of first-mover advantages depends on the initial resources captured by the pioneer and the resources and capabilities subsequently developed, relative to the quality of those held or developed by imitators (Lieberman and Montgomery 1998).

To achieve an accurate spatially explicit assessment, we applied a spatial reference framework consisting in units that are homogeneous in biophysical and socio-economic contexts, adapted the regional approach for its application at European level, and developed relative sustainability thresholds for the landscape metrics.

In this group, WT→Jnk1−/− mice developed relative hyperglycemia and had increased fasting plasma insulin levels compared to Jnk1−/−→Jnk1−/− (Fig. 4E,F).

Thus, ammonites are a major tool for developing relative time scales and dividing the Jurassic into finer time intervals.

"He's going to continue to develop, although it's difficult to see how he can develop relative to this season, but no doubt he will.

To keep up with the appeal for energy-saving and environment protection, scientists have turned to nature for inspiration to develop relative green approaches for the fabrication of materials.

Individuals who present Type 2 Diabetes mellitus have insulin resistance and usually develop relative (rather than absolute) insulin deficiency.

In addition, critically ill patients recovering from earlier episodes of sepsis may develop relative immune suppression, so-called immunoparalysis [ 36].