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For instance, the amount of horizontal gene transfer among prokaryotes is still hotly debated among researchers today (Glansdorff 2000; Gogarten and Townsend 2005; Zhaxybayeva and Doolittle 2011).
For instance, the amount of silicon in the gray region is as high as 49.53 86.67%, calcium in the shadow-white area is 34.06 81.76%.
For instance, the amount of daily residential SWG is found to be about 1.62 kg/capita; with the national average at 0.8 0.9 kg/capita and is expected to be increasing linearly, reaching to 2.23 kg/capita by 2024.
Considering an original 8-bpp grayscale image for instance, the amount of energy consumed by the Cyclops/Mica2 can be reduced by around 60% when the image is compressed using TiBS, compared to the scenario without compression.
For instance, the amount of water cover and the density of kettle holes were associated positively with the activity of P. pygmaeus, while the kettle hole density was negatively associated with the activity of P. pipistrellus.
This complexity stems from a variety of open points coming out from the efforts conducted so far to address the topic and concern, for instance, the amount of uncertainties affecting the system performance evaluation, including the uncertainties related to the thermal hydraulic (T H) codes, as well as the integration within an accident sequence in combination with active systems and human actions.
For instance, the amounts of mobilized fluid 30 s after LBNP initiation were 75±2%2% of fully evoked capacitance response for DW, and 83 ± 2% of fully evoked capacitance response for C (P = 0.03).
While conserving any remnant patches is a laudable goal, in many instances, the amount of patches, in terms of actual area, that a developer will conserve is limited.
In some instances, the amount of material can be determined by a simple weight loss measurement using the quartz crystal microbalance.
The small screen of an iPhone, for instance, limits the amount of data visible at any one time, which in turn can influence decision making.
Nascent bubbles and financial-market distortions can be addressed by, for instance, raising the amount of capital banks must put aside.
