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The reality is quite the opposite, and a different fibrillar structure has been long time observed on collagen fibrils from different tissues, the most notable example being offered by corneal fibrils.

"I think all of politics now is becoming this weird reality TV show where Americans have given up on politics being something noble or something to look up to ― and that's a rational decision, because it hasn't been for a long, long time," observed Sam Geduldig, a prominent Republican lobbyist and erstwhile senior aide to former House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio).

Melanocytes remained in close contact with the bead for several days (longest time observed being 7 days; not shown) following implantation (Fig. 1E,F).

The placement of a pulmonary artery catheter sometimes needs long time by observing the pressure wave, and several factors have been reported to hinder the placement.

"You have been coming here for a long time," Dr Taheri observes.

Anyway, to our opinion a reasonable possibility for the long time delay observed between temperature and magnetic field discrepancy is that this discrepancy may arise from a nonlinear response of any mechanical part.

Not even at very long time we observe crossing over this impenetrable barrier (plot in Fig. 3E).

Segev et al. [2] argued that dynamical synapses, dynamical thresholds of neural firing and inhomogeneous neural resistance were the sources of the long time scales observed.

All the patients were surgically staged according to the FIGO criteria and followed up systemically and for a sufficiently long time to observe the possible recurrences of the disease.

"Well, that certainly didn't take long," the Times observed.

Sensitivity analyses focus on model parameters that are most likely to reduce the long travel times observed in the base case.