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Chemical explosive mode (CEM), displacement speed, and Damköhler number analyses revealed that the high degree of thermal stratification induces deflagration rather than spontaneous ignition at the reaction fronts, rendering the mean heat release rate more distributed over time subsequent to thermal runaway occurring at the highest temperature regions in the domain.
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However, it is not generally influenced by extreme values (outliers), and as a result it is particularly useful in situations where there are unusually low or high values that would render the mean unrepresentative of the data.
However, major adaptations occur only in 2.7% of all patients with atherosclerosis, rendering the overall 'weighted' mean costs rather similar, i.e. €15,628 without adaptation and €15,842 with the occasional major adaptation (see Additional file 1).
After all, if the empirical network would perfectly agree with a known (theoretical) baseline model, its N,k-dependence might directly be accessible, i.e. one can generate an according invariance by algebraic means rendering the here-discussed problems immaterial.
Overall, the endpoint bone marrow data ranged considerably in the treated group (0% 8.0%%, mean 4.4% ±3.1), rendering the difference between treated and untreated groups insignificant (student's t-test, p = 0.13); in contrast, untreated mice exhibited a highly consistent leukemia burden 7.1% ±1.4, suggesting that GDTc therapy did indeed have some influence in the bone marrow (Fig. 6b).
Never mind that anyone with even a superficial knowledge of 18th-century English would immediately realize that "pickle" in this context means "condiment," rendering the aphorism both intelligible and witty (although not particularly original).
Writing, which is first attested at the middle of the 4th millennium bce, was in its origins predominantly logographic (i.e., each word or morpheme was represented by a single graph or symbol) and long remained a highly imperfect means of rendering the spoken word.
These pieces of mirror glass gave golden or white reflections of high intensity and could be used to depict objects of precious metal or to heighten the effect of other colours; but, above all, it was used as a means of rendering the light emanating from God. Gold tesserae were first used by the Romans, in both floor and vault decoration of late antiquity.
Rather, by maintaining plague victims in a pestilential atmosphere and restricting the movement of the unaffected, they were positively tyrannical: It follows, no less clearly, that the continuance of persons in an air viciously disposed, must be one of the most effectual means of rendering the healthy sick, and the diseases of the sick, mortal.
The polymer propagates through intermolecular Li⋅⋅⋅I contacts (mean distance 2.799 Å), rendering the iodide anions three-coordinate.
From a certain angle, it might have been the best of years: the intensity and length of the rains that broke the most recent of the droughts had rendered even the meaner streets drenched, clean, glittering.
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