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All three measures in Fig. 1 preserve a steady invariable size of the 1 Da fragment.

All three measures in Fig. 1 preserve a steady invariable size of the 1 Da fragment   2.

To cover the different sizes of these modules, we constructed five controls, four of which are composed of the gene sets with an invariable size, the number of genes in each gene set in the four controls ranging from 20 to 50 in ascending order; while the fifth control consisted of the gene sets with variable size from 20 to 50 which was randomly determined.

Since clathrin-coated vesicles (100 150 nm) and caveolae 50-800 nm) are thought to have a rather rigid coat structure and invariable, uniform size in different cell lines [35], the size of the virus itself (approx. 30-60 nm diameter×250 300 nm length [36]), may limit its internalization into human cells.

Conventional normalized least mean square (ISS-NLMS) algorithm using invariable step size was considered as one of the effective methods for channel estimation due to its easy implementation [4].

Because sanderlings have an almost invariable clutch size of four eggs [28], pairs that raise two clutches would thus have the potential advantage of a twice as large annual reproductive output.

To exploit the channel sparsity, invariable step-size zero-attracting normalized least mean square (ISS-ZA-NLMS) algorithm was applied in adaptive sparse channel estimation (ASCE).

Haplotype gene trees (1000 replicates) were simulated by neutral coalescence with invariable effective population size (Ne) until total coalescence.

Based on Equation 18, step-size μ for ZA-ISS-NLMS is invariable but the step-size μ(n +1) for ZA-VSS-NLMS is variable as depicted in Figure 3, where the maximal step-size μmax and step-size μ are set as μ = μmax ∈ {0.5, 1, 1.5}.

For larger graphene contents (>0.5 %), grain size remains invariable (Fig. 6c) around 0.5 μm.

We found the shape and size were nearly invariable when the temperature varied from 90 to 120 °C and the reaction time was controlled from 30 s to 15 min.