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BMAL1 levels in GSK3β−/− MEFs display only a mild oscillation, with total levels of the protein being much higher at all time points (Fig. 4A).

This result again suggests enough character information is present in the matrix to support the concatenated tree topology in >90% bootstrap replicates, but enough conflicting information is present to account for mild oscillations.

After mild oscillations, the cell counts approach normal levels.

However, the dominant perception was that the high growth rates along with mild cyclical oscillations were here to stay.

It has been suggested that these woody formations may have experienced weak population bottlenecks (Fady and Conord 2010) due to mild climatic oscillations during the Quaternary (Sanchez-Goni et al. 2002; Van Andel 2002), and that this may explain the higher genetic diversity observed in the eastern basin as compared with that observed in woody species in the western part of the basin.

Two types of two-phase hydrodynamic instability were identified: severe pressure drop oscillation and mild parallel channel instability.

Interestingly, in contrast to prophase anaphase when the spindle vigorously oscillated vertically, during the process of centrosome attachment to the cortex, spindle oscillation became milder (data not shown) and posterior centrosomes were slightly elongated toward the P2/EMS boundary (Fig. 1b; 2:00).

The model elevated IMP to levels that are seen in patients with compartment syndromes and elicited sensory dysfunction, muscle weakness, a mild throbbing pain and oscillations of the IMP (Styf and Wiger 1998).

The reviewer is correct that the oscillation for MAN1 is mild.

We examine asymptotically almost periodic mild solution to the fractional relaxation-oscillation equation given by.

The results obtained are utilized to study the existence and uniqueness of weighted Stepanov-like pseudo-almost automorphic mild solutions for a fractional relaxation-oscillation equation.