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The low 1/ f flicker noise has been recently shown to arise from fluctuations in the number of charge carriers in a solid-state pore.
Discrimination thresholds are assumed to be limited by noise in receptor channels arising from fluctuations in the number of absorbed photons, i.e. shot noise under dim-light conditions.
It is possible that this trend occurs from fluctuation in the number of tests physicians administer to patients during different times of the year.
From a demographic view, mature male parr constitute a male reservoir in freshwater that could compensate for fluctuations in the number of anadromous males returning from long spawning migrations.
Measurement uncertainty can stem from chemical causes such as fluctuations in the number of primary and secondary antibody molecules which bind to proteins in the fixed embryo.
We believe that this assumption is justified because the identifying variation primarily comes from changes in the number of staff reviewing applications and fluctuations in the number of applications from year to year that are not common across all states.
Extrinsic fluctuations can originate from cells undergoing different stages of their cell cycle [ 15], fluctuations in the number of transcriptional regulators upstream of the signaling pathway of interest [ 3, 6, 9, 10], and cell-to-cell variability in the copy number of proteins inherited from parent cells during cell division [ 10].
That is why we see the fluctuations in recognition accuracy across different compression rates, as well as fluctuations in the number of bits compared.
In subsequent passages slight variations in the individual expression levels of Krt14 and Krt18 (data not shown) and a significant fluctuation in the number of cytokeratin-expressing cells ranging from 40 to 70% were observed.
