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The probability is constantly updated, but in general, says Jebara, most people's behavior does not vary dramatically from day to day.
By making reasonable assumptions, that the actual cortical density does not vary dramatically for a given subject at a given time, and that the imaging blur is roughly Gaussian in shape, thickness can be measured to super-resolution accuracy, except at the femoral head where the proximity of the acetabulum is problematic.
For individual hospitals, relative productivity does not vary dramatically year-on-year.
But that's the fatal flaw that Li sees with some of Atlas' contemporaries — to hear him tell it, the number of steps a person takes each day usually doesn't vary dramatically so the value of that information is limited.
The average simulated values for DO, Chl-a, TP, SRP, TKN, NOx, TSS, and T do not vary dramatically under the four different scenarios.
The charts reveal that the monocular reconstruction outperforms the other two approaches in the case of simple deformations but its performance declines significantly in the case of complex deformations, while the D-RGB-based reconstruction maintains satisfactorily stable performance under different situations (i.e., the results do not vary dramatically).
Fam20b and Fam20c mRNAs were readily detected in both cell lines and their levels did not vary dramatically during the differentiation process in either cell line.
Stimulation duration did not vary dramatically between the three different stimulation doses, indicating the robustness of the random insertion of the placebo study design.
The proportion of men in the major trauma population did not vary dramatically, reducing slightly to 68% in 2013 from a peak of 75.5% in 2001.
The quality of reports reviewed did not vary dramatically across sections, although there were some sections that came out stronger than others.
