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Data at shorter wavelengths (from Mkn 421) show similar increase in gain, but the effects of grating higher orders require more detailed analysis and so for now the file simply interpolates gain behavior for λ ≤ 60 Å from the longer-wavelength HZ43 data.

Control channel overhead introduces new patterns in the gain behavior for BEM.

Amplified multiple reflections between the laser cavity high reflection mirror and the sample layers along with SOA gain behavior results in the reduction of autocorrelation noise.

Scientists define those triggers broadly: chemicals, infectious agents, stress, hormones, drugs, diet, weight gain, behavior, and more have all been cited as etiological factors.

Evaluation has become a more significant component of planning and delivering extension programs, as federal partners and granting agencies are requesting information on program and integrated grant outcomes, including participant learning gains, behavior change, and program-generated impacts.

As with the plant gain, the behavior of the power converter is often known with limited accuracy.

In fact, one of the ways in which a tumor can gain aggressive behavior is by spontaneous deletion or silencing of the MRJ gene, which will lead to absence of both isoforms.

Transdifferentiated endothelial cells lost the ability to prevent thrombin formation in an in vitro coagulation assay, had increased migratory capacity towards PDGF-BB and gained contractile behavior similar to genuine vascular smooth muscle cells.

In reacting to information provided during such a task, participants who depend less on emotional information processing should show more (monetary) gain-sensitive behavior than (monetary) loss-sensitive behavior (i.e., projection of emotional reaction).

One of those categories was "becoming a scientist," which included gains in behaviors and attitudes necessary to becoming a science researcher.

Maternal prepregnancy waist circumference and BMI associated with gestational weight gain and breastfeeding behavior: the CARDIA study.