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Interestingly, the particle phase fields are modified similarly to what happens in the previous confined flows: the profile of mean axial velocity flattens and the turbulence tends to be more isotropic when inter-particle collisions are taken into account.

Stralsund was modified similarly, though her submerged torpedo tubes were removed during the refit.

Imprinted genes were modified similarly to the X.

The replacement of either H13 or H57 or of the two residues together, modified similarly and significantly the pH-dependence of the rates of association (Fig. 6A and Table 2).

These results suggest that a small number of genes involved in inflammation and lipid metabolism are epigenetically modified similarly in both membrane tissues and cord blood of fetal origin.

They also suggest that the criterion for the inclusion of anti-dsDNA antibodies for the ACR classification of SLE should be modified similarly to the modification in the SLICC-12 (2012 Systemic Lupus International Collaborating Clinic Classification) criteria for SLE.

On the other hand since s k and s k ′ differs only in the channel state, we have g ( s k, μ k * ( s k ′ ) ) = g ( s k ′, μ k * ( s k ′ ) ) and by using ( I k ′ = 0, r k ′ ) for both states, queue size will modify similarly for s k, and s k ′ which results in the same next state, s k + 1 = s k + 1 ′.

The selected methodology for developing the EO sessions was a Delphi modified method, similarly to those used by Gale et al. and Gallagher et al. in previous works.

Nevertheless, we could modify G similarly as the above-mentioned modification of F. The function H reads H ( t ) = 1 t ( ln t + h ( t ) ) | ln ( 1 / t ) | = 1 t ( ln t + h ( t ) ) ln t ∼ 1 t ( ln t ) 2. as t → ∞.

The opposing effects of Bi and S on rate and enantioselectivity are consistent with (i) preferential initiation of pyruvate polymerisation at step sites, (ii) inhibition of propagation of this polymerisation by alkaloid, and (iii) a higher enantiomeric excess in cinchonidine-modified near-step sites than in similarly modified terrace sites.

Temperatures were deduced based not only on a suitably-modified pyrometric signal ratio method but also, on a similarly modified pyrometric signal non-linear least-square method, to provide comparison.