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In the absence of mean diffusivity changes, fractional anisotropy decreases can theoretically arise from local increases in the fraction of crossing fibres due to augmentation in cell density or axonal/dendritic arborizations that hinder water diffusion (Markham and Greenough, 2004; Kleim et al., 2007).

According to the Federal Railroad Administration, railroads report sight obstructions in only a small fraction of crossing accidents.

The dependence of the elastic properties of the composites on the mole fraction of cross links, and the weight fraction and distribution of nanotube reinforcements is discussed.

The remaining fraction of cross-correlation values are distributed across a narrow range of next-to-lowest possible values.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Number of defaults for n=100 banks as a function of a integration and b diversification of the cross-holdings matrix C, realized fraction of cross-holdings' market value κ=0.8, averaged over 100 simulations of Π, each averaged over 100 simulations of C. The simulation procedure is explained in Remark 4.1.

The small fraction of cross-linked H4 observed in interphase cells increased ∼threefold as cells entered mitosis, suggesting that the interaction between H2A and H4 might be related to chromosome condensation.

As it may be expected that longer contigs attract more reads from unrelated metagenomes by chance, we include a fourth distance formula that mirrors Equation (1), but is based not on the fraction of cross-contigs but on the fraction of reads assembled into cross-contigs.

We tracked the trajectories of individual flies and calculated the fraction of flies crossing the choice zone from the 'light-off' to the 'light-on' area (and vice versa) as well as the fraction of flies changing direction in the choice zone thus returning to the area they came from.

After many years of rising steadily since 1995, the percentage of mega banking as a fraction of GDP crossed the 55% line in early 2008, peaked at 61.9% at the end of 2008, and has since dropped back to 55.6% as of the end of 2009.

The cross-link density was defined as the mole fraction of the cross-linked units.

The likelihood function for a cross-link d n is p (d n | X, I ) = ψ ⋅ (1 − f n (X ) ) + f n (X ) ⋅ (1− ψ ), where ψ is the uncertainty of observing a cross-link, and is approximately equal to the fraction of inconsistent cross-links.