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Such sequential two-photon excitation increases the fluorescence intensities with reasonably low secondary laser intensities (1 100 kW/cm) by decreasing the steady-state dark-state residence to enable more fluorophores to absorb and fluoresce under primary excitation.
One reason for this is that reasonably certain diagnosis of secondary headache requires extensive clinical and medical investigations, and often follow-up, which is not feasible in most population-based epidemiologic studies.
By using a difficult search task for the primary task, we were able to reasonably ensure that the secondary information presented on the GG would appear to each participant for the same amount of time; that is, it was highly unlikely that a participant would find the T target prior to the onset, and subsequent offset, of the secondary information on the GG.
Similarly, if rRNAs and tRNAs can be reasonably well aligned with secondary structure, we see little justification for excluding these characters.
From our calculations the experimentally observed bending of the Cl Pd Cl unit can be reasonably reproduced suggesting that secondary interactions of the ligand with the Pd Cl moiety are responsible for this distorted geometry.
It was noted that even though ARQ retransmissions may be relatively infrequent, it is still possible to achieve a reasonably good performance for the secondary user.
Whilst data collection for routine services functioned reasonably well, filling of the secondary data tools was unsatisfactory.
Although our study reasonably showed the absence of secondary transmissions for quarantine of certain lengths, we ignored the skewness (i.e., the presence of potential super-spreaders [ 49]), and thus, the uncertainty bounds might have been smaller than in reality.
Based on the CFD simulations, the secondary flow can be reasonably captured in the rod bundle with the grid.
