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The results indicate that the NA battery performance is limited by the low electrolyte conductivity to a fraction of the performance of the VRFB.

Along with hundreds of other scientists, Weiler, who has worked on the project since 1979, cheered the launch of the Hubble telescope three years ago as the dawn of a new age in astronomy, only to discover that, due to a manufacturing defect in its primary mirror, the Hubble could deliver only a fraction of the performance its designers had intended.

We now show that node degree (and thus multifunctionality) underlies a large fraction of the performance of gene function prediction methods.

We do not assert that all variation in swimming performance is due to OXPHOS variation, only that some unknown fraction of the performance variation is positively associated with natural selection.

Unlike the Academy Awards, Opera Awards for individuals are not linked to specific roles or productions, perhaps in recognition that it is difficult for any jury member to attend more than a fraction of the performances under consideration.

Future studies on the potential for thermal adaption in R. commune and other plant pathogens should include a larger fraction of the thermal performance curve, performance under variable conditions, and additional elements of species fitness such as virulence and reproductive output.

Owing to execution failures, companies realize just a fraction of the financial performance promised in their strategic plans.

As a result, these materials exhibit only a fraction of the mechanical performance of those manufactured through more traditional means.

Changing the minimum match length in the compression phase would likely address this issue, yet likely at the expense of a significant fraction of the runtime performance gains.

In our most recent work, we assessed the use of GBA within network data and show that a large fraction of the apparent performance not explained by pure node degree effects are due to the impact of a very small number of edges in the networks, from which it is very difficult to glean generalizable performance.

However, as predicted by our previous results, a large fraction of this performance may be explained purely by multifunctionality biases.