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This decrease appears to be more gradual for males than for females.

Unlike the hard target-trained networks in which the RIC rapidly increases and approaches 1.0 with only 500 singular values, the increase in RIC is much more gradual for the soft target-trained network meaning many more singular values will be important for representing the weight matrix of this layer.

It was more gradual for me.

Our regression y-intercepts were slightly lower than the previous synthesis (2.4 vs. 2.5 for bacteria; 2.2 vs. 2.3 for meiofauna; 3.1 vs. 3.2 for macrofauna; 1.8 vs. 2.3 for megafauna)., while the rate of decline biomass with depth was steeper for meiofauna (−2.4×10−4 vs. −1.7×10−4) and macrofauna (−5.2×10−4 vs. −4.5×10−4), but more gradual for megafauna (−3.1×10−4 vs. −3.9×10−4, Table 2).

We also see that the transition from the apical to basal location was more gradual for the normal shape than for the spherical shape.

However, the rate of this change was more gradual for mononucleotides and dinucleotide than for longer repeat types, with pentanucleotide (from 919 to 154) to nonanucleotide (from 104 to 10) showing the most dramatic frequency reduction.

For more gradual processes, for instance drought and desertification, a different kind of sustainable hydrometeorological EWS is required to monitor slow onset, incremental but accumulative changes, for example, creeping environmental change (Glantz 1999).

Thus in this regime, a step change in X results in a marked but essentially transient response for BX, and a much more gradual response for AX.

The picture at the coarser scale is qualitatively similar to that at the finer scale, showing a rapid drop for both populations near the origin, followed by a more gradual decline for the remainder of the range covered.

The other way is more gradual, preserving, for as long as possible, your ability to control your own life.

It would not be surprising if a subthreshold dynamics with multiple time scales might lead to a more gradual forgetting, for instance a power-law forgetting, as it is observed in multiple time scale synaptic models [54].