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The relatively less robust hemes in KpCld and potentially other proteins in this subfamily are consistent with a biological role in providing intermittent protection against environmental ClO3–.

Fourth, by using 3 "actors" (hubs, clusters, and communities), we demonstrated that structure at the scale of clusters was relatively less robust than structure at the scale of communities.

Previous studies showed that the immune inflammatory response is relatively less robust when the body is exposed to very small particles given at a low/steady rate in contrast to a large bolus.

Results confirmed the hypothesis that viruses historically evolved under high co-infection were relatively less robust than those evolved under low co-infection, demonstrated by their greater mean magnitude and variance in fitness changes generated by addition of random non-lethal mutations [ 10].

The regulatory clusters and physiological consequences are likely to be different under non-acclimating (10°C) and acclimating (4°C) temperature regimes based on the observation that CBF/DREB induction at 10°C tend to be relatively short-lived and less robust [ 11].

We utilized a relatively less detailed, but objective and theoretically robust approach.

In contrast, positive repetition effects for the 400 500-ms interval were less robust and were relatively selective for related lure correct rejections.

As the interstation distance is relatively small, measurements at long periods are less robust.

3) Dual uncertainties are considered based on the input fluctuation and load variation described by a robust non-linear model, which is relatively less considered in previous studies.

Compared with the non-linear ICM-based method, the GA-based performance adaptation method is more robust but slower in computation and relatively less accurate.

The explanation for 2hG as a suppressor may be that a less robust insulin response is required to maintain a relatively low glucose level in an insulin-sensitive child.