In addition most instruments are much more stable so require less manual tuning, hence many samples can be throughput.
This is logical since low standard deviation suggests that the users typing pattern is more stable and hence the corresponding pressure template almost match that of the user.
Theories of nuclear structure predict that certain key numbers of protons and neutrons in a nucleus, known as magic numbers, make it more stable and hence longer-lived than would normally be the case.
The main difficulties associated with the treatment of textile wastewater are the removal of dye effluents which possess complex aromatic structures make them more stable and hence it is difficult to remove the effluents discharged into water reservoirs.
The resulting processed tBip1 mRNA is more stable and hence is present at an increased steady-state concentration.
As described in the present paper, we have sought to identify mitochondrial F-ATPases from non-mammalian sources that may be more stable, and hence more suitable for biophysical studies including structural analysis, than mammalian enzymes.
For example, data mining or high-dimensional data analyses methods that incorporate resampling techniques, e.g. bagging [ 49] or boosting [ 50], often provide more stable and hence more reproducible results [ 51].
In conclusion, the injection water, in alternating slugs or simultaneously with gas forms, yields a more stable displacement front, hence better project profitability over other CO2-injection modes.
As shown in Table 5, compared with the Hadoop scheme, ECT only allows very limited (if any) number of data blocks to be processed remotely at different total numbers of data blocks in scenario three, which causes much more stable NBRP and hence much more stable MPCT.
In particular, it will determine whether using telemedicine for specialist consultation prior to patient retrieval results in a more stable patient and hence lead to their more efficient evacuation to definitive care.
