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For all other ages, we scale the extensibilities proportionally following the linear fit illustrated in Figure 2.a.

The number of controls was chosen proportionally following the size of the actual population living in each of the three PHC areas (i.e. 2.100, 1.500 and 900 controls from the respective PHC areas).

As shown in Fig. 6, none of the enhanced synaptic inputs were multiplicatively, or proportionally, scaled following TTX treatment in vivo (note that the lack of multiplicative scaling is represented by the fact that, as illustrated in Fig. 6, the scaled-back post-TTX event amplitudes remained significantly different from the control amplitudes).

Mean serum adalimumab trough levels at steady state increases proportionally with dose following 20, 40, and 80 mg every other week and every week subcutaneous dosing.

Only pharyngeal response time (PRT), reflecting the delay of the laryngeal elevation from the time the bolus reaches the hypopharynx, showed a proportionally significant difference following real neurostimulation treatments compared to the sham arms (z = −2.69, P = .007, d = −.42, r = −.21: negative values here show the increase in PRT in the sham arm group of responses).

The average distances between the adjacent peaks (ΔE = 9.0 eV in higher energy packet 1 and ΔE = 7.8 eV in lower energy packet 2 in Fig. 12) and widths of the peaks changed in the following times proportionally to energy position of MLs.

Control B cells had a balanced increase in lactate production and oxygen consumption following activation, with proportionally increased glucose transporter Glut1 expression and mitochondrial mass upon either LPS or BCR stimulation.

The clusters were then allocated to bomas proportionally to their population sizes following the probability proportional to size technique to ensure self-weighting [ 21].

They sampled drainage water flow-proportionally for approximately 1 day, following the onset of "typical" storm events.

The separated amplitudes of overlapping harmonics are reconstructed proportionally from the non-overlapping harmonics, following energy criteria in a least-squares framework.

Clusters were then allocated to camps proportionally to the camp population sizes following the probability proportional to size technique to ensure self-weighting [ 12].