This plateauing effect can be a result of the features reaching the maximal extent of learning possible via our models.
Rod-specific inactivation of Vhl caused a late onset and slowly progressing retinal degeneration reaching its maximal extent around 6 months of age (Fig. 2a,b).
It was shown that the maximal extent of the MAZ caused by an underground structure is reached approximately 20 years after construction.
The effectiveness of siRNA was characterized by measuring the IC50 values in cell culture and the maximal extent of target suppression.
The criteria are formulated, which allow determination of the sets of electrophysical and design parameters of the diode temperature sensors (DTSs) providing either maximal extent of the temperature response curve (TRC) or the maximal sensitivity of DTSs.
Further, slow kinetics of the organic film spreading at the interface to its maximal extent is considered as the rate determining step, which could be a consequence of the attenuated effect of potential at the modified interface, stronger intermolecular interactions and reorganization of molecules in the film.
In addition, protein-loaded microspheres were subjected to the laser sintering process and the bed temperature of the part was chosen to be 35 °C without further preheating to protect the bioactivity of BSA to the maximal extent.
A European super-grid concept is proposed to accommodate large amounts of offshore wind power and to utilize continental-wide smoothing effects of wind power to a maximal extent [16, 17].
This activity in turn appeared to reach a maximal extent by 4 38 UT but with bright all-sky auroras, magnetic perturbations of over 500 nT, and current of order 0.5 MA.
At this time the activity had remained constant for several hours (see below); thus, the results indicate the maximal extent of reactivation.
The maximal extent of cleavage (which is ∼40%) requires only 200 µM GlcN6P and an incubation time of ∼1 min (Figure S3b).
