More specifically, in animals that displayed minor SE, significant TSPO overexpression was not only considerably lower compared to the medium SE group but also limited to the amygdala.
This cost is not only considerably lower (up to two orders of magnitude) than the cost of direct high-fidelity model optimization using metaheuristics but, more importantly, renders multi-objective optimization of aerodynamic components computationally tractable even at the level of accurate CFD models.
This level of vaccine coverage is not only considerably lower than that of similar school-based vaccination programs in the province [ 6], but also represents the lowest known level of HPV vaccine acceptance in Canada [ 7].
Since our results themselves demonstrate that the loss of the basipterygoid process is quite homoplastic in turtles, two additional losses do not render considerably lower support for the traditional phylogenetic hypothesis [ 3] relative to the hypothesis presented here.
In Figure 1, the early risk level for patients not given RT is considerably lower than the corresponding risk of patients receiving RT.
Indeed, the mutants Δflv2 and Δflv4 were clearly more susceptible to photoinhibition of PSII than the WT (Figure 7) or the Δflv1 and Δflv3 mutants (data not shown) and thus exhibited considerably lower PSII oxygen evolution activities after reaching a balance between PSII damage and repair.
If we used CYC as an internal control, we would have erroneously concluded that CYP19 and PPARγ expression were not correlated based on the considerably lower r-value than when we used 18S.
These results clearly indicate that water in the study area was not considerably ionized and has the lower level of ionic concentration activity due to small dissolve solids (Table 1).
We expect the mean baseline scores for the outpatients to be somewhat lower, however not considerably.
However, the recognition performance obtained with such models is usually not sufficient or at any rate considerably lower than the performance on native speech, because of the various deviations in the speech of non-natives [20, 21].
