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Being unable to quantify such sources, it is reasonable in first approximation to set (S_{C}=S_{R}=0).

Like in the extraction experiments holothurinosides E and E1 (detected at m/z 1287) were characterized by the most intense signal (Fig. 2) and consequently seemed, in first approximation, to be the most abundant saponins in the Cuvierian tubules.

Surprisingly for morphological traits known to be under multigenic determinism, several modules responded to hybridization in a way analogue, in a first approximation, to a simple monogenic determinism, showing additive or 'dominance' pattern.

Multiple-scale expansion reduces the problem in the first approximation to low-dimensional vibro-impact system with forcing and damping; the latter problem yields to direct analytic approach.

Although the main focus here is on the experimental results, we have attempted, in a first approximation, to complement the experimental observations by simulations with recent kinetic models.

The thermodynamic properties of unfolded aqueous proteins calculated using the above equations are taken in a first approximation to be representative of the proteins of interest, which may be folded and/or present in crystalline form in cells.

The Kerr rotation (θk) of the films, directly proportional in a first approximation to the magnetization of the samples, was recorded as a function of the applied magnetic field for different temperatures.

Assuming, by lack of copolymerization kinetics data, that the diad- and triad-sequence distribution can be related in a first approximation to the respective weight fractions of the copolymer components a concentration power equation is deduced for adapting the composition dependence of the glass temperature of copolymers.

In a first approximation to the structural identifiability problem the Taylor series approach was applied.

These "resonant" terms often dominate the perturbations of the asteroid motion so much that all the higher-frequency terms can be neglected in determining a first approximation to the perturbed motion.

Stirling's formula is in fact the first approximation to the asymptotic formula (1.4).