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To quantify community similarity progressively (i.e., year-to-baseline), we designated p as the abundance of the initial community of a route, defined as the average abundance by species for the years 1985–1987, and q as the community of the same route in each subsequent year.

To do this, we randomly selected a set of 500 'pivot' domains from SCOP and, for each of these pivots, we randomly selected five other domains whose relationship with the pivot varies progressively: (i) Same-Family, (ii) Same-Superfamily (but not Family), (iii) Same-Fold (but not Superfamily and Family), (iv) Same-Class (but different below this level) and (v) Decoy (or different-Class).

The severity of metabolic stress increases progressively, (i.e. cell ATP levels fall progressively), as the dextrose concentration in the medium is reduced from 10to2.5.5 mM.

When the same percentage of exogenous alleles was added to the population progressively (i.e., through several introgression events), the percentage of native genetic material recovered was higher than with the scenario including a single introgression event.

They note that phosphorylation on multiple sites can occur progressively (i.e., during a single binding event of kinase to the substrate) or distributively (the kinase dissociates from its substrate after each phosphorylation reaction).

An independent school I visited would (quite progressively, I thought) allow sixth-formers out to the pub, but they still had to be back at eleven, and sober.

We made out in his car, but as things got progressively heated, I mumbled, "I have to tell you something".

The technique for obtaining ( B_{n - 2}^,gamma_{n - 2} ) and ( v_{n - 2} ) involved investigating ( beta_{1}^{ circ } ) from progressively from ( i = 1 ) and steadily adjusting and obtaining ( B_{i}^,gamma_{i} ) and ( nu_{i} ) until the point ( i = n - 2 ) was attained.

Following the primary injury, the lesion progressively extends (i.e., secondary injury) notably as a consequence of parenchymal hemorrhage (PH) [3] and edema [4] with an increase of the intraspinal pressure associated with a decrease in spinal cord perfusion leading to ischemia.

In this process, a density-graded particulate flow is thought to progressively agglutinate (i.e., syn-deformational sintering) to a nonparticulate, viscously deformable flow, forming a rheomorphic ignimbrite [ Branney and Kokelaar, 1992].

There, it was found that the power spectrum of the scattered light for a purely viscous fluid exhibits ω − 2 dependence and progressively broadens (i.e. exhibits lower exponents) as the elasticity increases.