For 15 years, Pioneer 10 and 11 have both been slowing down ever so slightly--a change in speed that cannot be explained by any known mechanism, scientists say.
Greg Dyke's comments have however opened the door, ever so slightly, to a change in that policy.
Variant I571V performed equally well as the wild type, cysteine at the same position reduced glycoprotein yield slightly, while a change to phenylalanine reduced activity by a factor of three.
The association between infant BCG vaccination and survival among 1 to 5 year old children only slightly weakened, a change that may just as well be ascribed to the non-differential misclassification inherent in this type of analysis [ 27].
The yield of 65 increased slightly with a change of base to LDA (entry 10), and dramatically when MeI was replaced with the Davis oxaziridine in an attempt to trap out the putative deprotonated β-lactam with an oxygen source (entry 11).
For resin, the H/C, f A and H AU / C A changed slightly after catalytic aquathermolysis, almost the same as those of the crude resin.
Tongue ever so slightly in cheek, a change.org petition has called for the makers of Rocky spin-off Creed to rename the film out of respect to the Christian metal band of the same name.
But the steady rise tapered off in January, when enrollment was down slightly from December, a change in direction that Ms. Dean said could signal that the recovery was having an effect even among poor families.
A significant effect of saturation is observed on the reflection and transmission coefficients of ( P_{2} ) and ( P_{3} ) waves, while ( P_{1} ) and ( SV ) waves are only slightly influenced by a change in liquid saturation.
It is interesting to notice that the values of the relative error e ij of Y force estimation are slightly disturbed by a change of the loading conditions (N 1, N 2, and N 3 ).
Due to the arrangement of vessels along the tree-ring (Sass and Eckstein 1995), wood density of diffuse-porous tree species might be only slightly influenced by a change in tree-ring width.
