A slight increase in transmission power at a node to cover a neighbour node is deemed preferable to having another (closer) node retransmit.
Interestingly, Mier-y-T-Teran-Romero et al. [ 77] show that combination of antibody-dependent enhancement and slight heterogeneity in transmission among strains increases persistence of four strains, suggesting evolutionary advantage of antibody-dependent enhancement.
Over time, age, student status, and geographic distribution changed, which suggests a slight shift in transmission trends from student populations to younger and older nonstudent populations and to cities without a university.
The annual P falciparum EIR calculated on all nine villages indicates the existence of a slight but constant transmission in the area, with an average of 15.48 infected anopheles/man per year and two peaks during the rainy seasons, consistent with previous studies made in different areas of Benin (ranging from 11 in the region of Nokoué Lake to 58 in urban Cotonou).
The only way to confirm this slight effect of mosquito transmission on early and late viremia would be to duplicate the exact distribution of in vivo transmission titers by needle injections.
To Darwin, nothing was trivial, since his entire theory depended on transmission of slight variations which over time produce huge consequences.
This study demonstrates that gallium-richest compositions lead to an increase in the polarizability and contribute to a slight enlargement of the transmission window which are the primary conditions requested for intended applications.
The slight difference between the transmission loss on FR-4 and PI substrates is regarded as a loss by the thin printed structure of 3 μm thickness and the adhesion between the copper tape and PI substrate.
The results reveal that the change in the rate and price allocation process is minor (approximately 0%), whereas a slight increase in the transmission power is observed (less than 0.1%).
In that study, there was a slight reduction in synaptic transmission in KO neurons during high, but not low, frequency stimulation, suggestive of a defect in replenishment.
