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That means our approach performs much more stably under noisy circumstances.

From Table 1, we can see that PALM-IPR performs much more stably than the classical ALM.

All sparsity-driven approaches perform much more stably, yielding high TBR up to 20 dB regardless of the decreasing SNR.

However, important memories can be held much more stably.

Additionally, it was observed that the C+-C base pairs are more readily formed between the 5' C-tract and its partner, i.e., III/V, as compared to the 3' C-tract and its partner (II/IV); e.g., the C23-C14 base pair (III/V) is much more stably formed than C16-C7 (II/IV), and the C18-C9 base pair (II/IV) appears to be quite dynamic.

36b Cognate dNTPs, by contrast, are committed to the forward pathway much more stably and rapidly.

It's worth noting that we grew much faster, and more stably, in the decades after World War II than in the period after 1980, when we started stripping away the regulations.

Furthermore, confocal laser scanning microscopy study indicated that MPC/Ad-SS-PEG polyplexes could mediate much more efficient endosomal escape than stably shield MPC/Ad-PEG polyplexes at 12 h post-transfection.

Our recordings of simultaneously recorded inferotemporal neurons either on one electrode or across electrodes had response tuning profiles that differed substantially in their details, much more so than those neurons stably monitored over many days (cf. Figures 5 and 6).

Nonetheless, the preponderance of paraphyletic distributions clearly indicates that sRNAs are much more frequently lost from than recruited stably into E. coli and Shigella genomic lineages.

We evaluated the three targeting strategies by transient expression in tobacco leaves following agroinfiltration, since this provides a reliable indication of performance much more rapidly than the generation of stably transformed plants.