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The spatial model also increased the estimate of dominance ( d ^ 2, Table 3) from a negligible range to a moderate one (0.31-0.41) with spatial partitioning of the residual variance.

The frequency was set at 2 ± 0.4 Hz to limit the reactance element of AC current to a negligible range during measurement.

The background labeling of the samples, incubated in the same way but without the primary antibody, was negligible, ranging between various grids typically between 0.5 and 0.8 particles per μm.

The time needed to perform the necessary calculations and display the results is practically negligible, ranging from a few hundred milliseconds for two active electrodes up to one and a half seconds for twelve active electrodes using an average modern personal computer, i.e. at least a dual core 2 GHz processor equipped with 2 GB of memory or more.

Pelagic primary production in the Betsiboka basin during the dry season was generally negligible, ranging between 0.01 and 9.42 µmol C l−1 h−1 (average = 0.52 ± 1.54 µmol C l−1 h−1, n = 38), with all but three sites recording PPP rates below 1.0 µmol C l−1 h−1.

Consequently, when only a few genes have a τ value in some non-negligible range, these few genes might repeat many times in the randomized set, and discrete effects may manifest themselves causing artificial peaks.

Negligible pT range effects affecting scalar measurements are then amplified in the nT range in the vector measurements, despite the fact that vector measurements are also filtered by the same 0.4-Hz low-pass filter.

The experimental results have shown that the proposed scheme follows the target within a negligible error range even when the target is temporarily lost due to various reasons.

A higher seat height yields higher peak magnitude response which is attributed to relatively larger portion of the body mass supported by the seat, while the influence of seat pan inclination is observed to be negligible for range of inclination investigated.

In contrast, trimming of any other class of mismatch resulted in negligible gains ranging from 0.01 0.06%.

Multisite experiments (using forester provenance tests) showed that current tree populations can adjust to varying environmental conditions through phenotypic plasticity over a non-negligible latitudinal range (Rehfeldt et al. 2002).