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Due to the much larger absolute value of Re(ε z) than that of Re(ε x), considering the continuity of electric field E x along x and electric displacement field ε i·E z (i = 1 or z) along z at z = 0, the electric field component E z could be kept smaller than E x even though the dielectric permittivity ε 1 is increased a lot.

However, we observe a much larger absolute number of non-random ORFs than predicted based on known annotated proteins.

Nevertheless, given the enormous range of probe intensities, it is likely that some changes do represent much larger absolute alterations in miRNA concentration than others.

While the proportional reductions in the risk of major cardiovascular events were similar in people with and without evidence of chronic kidney disease, individuals with chronic kidney disease stood to gain much larger absolute benefits because their baseline risk was much higher.

In Table 7, column 3, row 1a, an increase of 1%% point in the average exposure to "real estate banks" at the industry level diminishes the growth in credit granted to that industry by 10%% points, much larger in absolute value than the bank-industry estimate of bank exposure to real estate development: (-0.77) in column 1 of Table 7.

The relative difference is 1′ε/(1′Xβ + 1′ε), which intuitively can be seen to tend to zero as N tends to infinity, since in the cases we focus on the X i β -terms are almost always positive and typically much larger (in absolute value) than the residual terms, which may be either negative or positive.

We find that NDLC with step-wise modulation of anchoring forces gives rise to much larger gradients and absolute values of the effective index than NDLC with modulated external electric field as well as pure nematic liquid crystal (NLC) with inhomogeneous anchoring.

Relative changes in the effective stiffness of up to 8% imply the variation of a surface excess elastic constant of the order of 60 N m−1, much larger than the absolute value of that constant deduced from previous atomistic simulation studies of clean surfaces.

Second, it is not so much a large absolute value of the GDP of a country that leads to more SSS, but especially a large value of the GDP relative to the number of inhabitants (GDP per head), which relates to a larger SSS volume.

The mean of the absolute errors of this model on the Fold-X dataset was 1.9 kcal/mol, which is not much larger than the mean absolute error of 1.8 kcal/mol of Fold-X itself against Δ G exp.

We show that a suitably designed asymmetric structure can produce much larger peak current and absolute value of the negative differential conductivity than its commonly used symmetric counterpart.