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However, the ratio of both errors was not very constant.

3) Once again, it is confirmed that miR-206 is necessary for accurate circadian timekeeping, since in the absence of miRNA, the oscillation period of the system as shown by the three representative components, Bmal1, Myod1 and Clock mRNAs and their corresponding proteins is not very constant and changes with time.

In the case of the isothermal crystallization of PCL, the crystallization mechanism did not change, and the change in the crystallization rate was not very big, or almost constant with the addition of PEO, compared with the change of the crystallization rate of PEO.

Substitution rates of chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) are held to be relatively slow and not very variable, although not constant, among lineages [2] [5].

In this cell, amplitude of responses to high contrast stimuli were not very different between mixed and constant contrast condition, and HWHHs also were very similar (19.2 vs. 19 deg).

The argument given in ref. 48, saying that the error in energy caused by neglecting three-body interactions is small, hence the same is to be expected for the shift of the HFS constant, is not very strong.

With the exception of Cu II) and Hg II) the stability constants are not very large and indicate that organic complexes may not be important except at high concentrations of humics in coastal and estuarine waters.

The use of this programmed current has the particularity that it enables to achieve a stationary state very quickly, even when the chemical rate constants are not very high and, under these conditions a simple and quantitative characterisation of catalytic processes can be carried out.

But it is still a constant, brooding presence not very much beneath the threshold of everyday lives.

As discussed in (2) of Sect. 1, the safe distance between vehicles would depend on their vehicle types and speeds and hence adopting a constant value is not very realistic.

However, it is not very convenient to adjust unknown optical constants on a wavelength-by-wavelength basis.