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However looking at the impulse response, it is clear that the values for t < 0 are quite close to zero.

Thus, the ratio of ACL to residential load in time-period 13 (6:00–6:30 on the day) is quite close to zero (which can also be verified in Fig. 2a) [15].

In that study, the 95% CI was also quite close to zero and, therefore, we questioned the clinical relevance of this learning effect [ 38].

However, since the 95% CI was quite close to zero (Table 1), the clinical relevance of this learning effect can be questioned.

Our pooled logRR is quite close to zero and heterogeneity makes it perfectly possible to find cities either with a deprivation-mortality association (even of different signs) or cities without one.

During the past few years I became quite close to two veterans.

A significant (p<0.05) but small difference in inter-terminal distance suggests that the N and C termini of ApoE decorating a plaque are quite close to one another, but that ApoE4 isoform differs from ApoE3 in that the N and C termini are slightly closer together.

We note that the two rRNA operons (rrnA and rrnB) are quite close to these two origins on the main chromosome, with rrnB 6 kb from oriC2 and rrnA 200 kb from oriC1.

The broad voting pattern in Germany was quite close to the one in Britain that produced a solid majority for the reformer Tony Blair.

ONLY a few months ago, an historic reconciliation between Greeks and Turks NATO "allies" who had come quite close to fighting one another on a couple of occasions in the 1990s seemed well on track, thanks to some courageous efforts on both sides to overcome the legacy of history.

It may be noted that the Delay circuit at 75 ng/ml induction shows a small difference only at the initial time point and is quite close to what one observes in the model circuits (Fig. 10(B)).