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In the tumors we describe, there are more luminal cells than basal cells, and this proportion is robust and constant (upon transplantation).
A robust and constant decrease in the latency to the onset of slow wave sleep (SWS) was detected throughout the five days of recording in both light [F(22.16) = 72.46, p<0.0001] and dark [F(22.16) = 75.0, periods1] periods.
The data indicated that a 50% dopaminergic neuronal loss restricted to the SNpc, inflicted by MPTP, was able to produce a robust and constant decrease in the latency to the onset of SWS during the 5 days of recording in both light [F(22.16) = 72.46, p<0.0001] and dark [F(22.16) = 75.0, periods1] periods (Fig. 3a).
The changes due to hyperventilation with probe pressure were more robust and relatively constant across the range of pressures measured, i.e., when compared to the changes obtained with minimal probe pressure.
The radiolabeling method is robust and reproducible with constant radiolabeling efficiency (~30 %) even at indium concentrations that are much higher than the necessary for in vivo studies, and the radiolabel retention is more than 80%% in mouse serum at 48 h.
The need to determine the environmental impact caused by economic and human activities has induced a constant search for robust and effective tools that provide useful information for the design of public policies aiming to improve citizens' quality of life.
To obtain robust and generalized results, we extend the constant demand to a linear non-decreasing demand function of time.
Migratory behaviour of captive stonechats in the lab is robust and persists over many years, even under constant light, food, and temperature conditions [36].
However, a constant challenge has been robust and reliable analysis of gene expression in archival tissues.
The PRF method at 1.5 T is promising, and provided that the susceptibility map remains constant, fat saturation is robust, and respiratory motion is accounted for, can give a real quantitative measure of the temperature increments at each pixel with high spatial and temporal resolution.
