Although much less in-depth, this comparison is in the same spirit as those performed in previous works in non-relativistic MHD (Toth 2000; Balsara and Kim 2004; Mocz et al. 2016).
In cnidarians, Notch signaling has been studied in much less depth than Wnt signaling; however, it appears to be important during development for proper cell fate determination, neurogenesis, and for establishing tissue boundaries during the budding of new polyps [ 16, 17, 72].
Instead, mixing in horizontal PBR can be driven by rocking movement, and much less culture depth can be used.
Because of limitations in the file format, a GIF can support only 256 colors, giving it much less color depth than most video file formats.
In looking at a stereo illusion such as the tuning fork, a strongly binocular person will see unusual stereo depth; a monocularly oriented person will see much less depth; and others, relying more equally on both binocular and monocular cues, will see something in between.
Only in the art world could pictures like these evoke any kind of distress, much less pass for depth.
On the other hand, in the near-IR wavelength region (700-1200 nm) the tissues absorb and scatter light much less than in the visible range, allowing imaging of tumors down to several cm depths [ 11, 12].
The increase in total leaf length was strongly affected by depth (Fig. 1A), with much less leaf extension as depth increased, and the significant depth × time interaction indicating how the negative effect of depth became stronger over time (Table 1).
The lithosphere gently thins from 145 to 105 km in the eastern NCC, where as the thinning is much less pronounced in the western NCC with average depth of about 175 km.
The feedback of the developing bed levels to the water motion is dominated by the increase in water depth, and much less by the seabed topography.
