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The Coulomb efficiency after several cycles stabilized at the level of 97% to 99% and practically did not change during the study.

Regarding RXRs, retinoic acid practically did not change RXR-α and -β mRNA levels, while RXR-γ was highly down-regulated, similarly to what occurred in myelinating cocultures.

Low XOS practically did not change the activity of TrCel7A, and TrCel7A core produced only 60% of the cellobiose in the presence of low XOS.

Because the experimental observed average size of zirconia grains in tetragonal phase in matrix 3Y-ZrO2 mandrinl and in both composites practically did not change but concentration of Y3+ in zirconia grains in T-phase in composites are decreased (Table 1), we can make a conclusion that the value of critical grain size of tetragonal phase in both composites are decreased (Fig. 7).

"Things went well with Tito, because he practically didn't change anything," said Messi.

It also shows that the speed practically does not change and that the altitude varies only a little.

It is shown that the swirl-free velocity profile practically does not change with the operating regime.

However, in contrast to the conditioning process, the J-E curves practically do not change even after the arcing events.

The type of adsorption sites strongly affect the conductivity for random and correlated adatoms, but practically does not change the conductivity when they form ordered superstructures with equal periods.

The calculations also show that, in contrast to the case of local defect sink, the local region of elastic stresses practically does not change the distribution of defects beyond this region if there is no generation/absorption of point defects within the strained layer.

This approach yields a tight fit of the MPL model in the CP-LoS channel, i.e. when the channel is the least affected by propagation phenomena other than path loss, while the goodness of fit (GoF) practically does not change for other propagation conditions (Section 5.6).