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In the hemocytes, CgE3Rv1 was mainly located around the nucleus, and slightly distributed in the cytoplasm and on the cell membrane.

In contrast, CP1600-1 and CP1600-3 specimens that had the whole region retrofitted by NSMR showed slightly distributed cracks without a failure that cracks appeared concentrated on a central part like BP1600 specimen.

Finally, the origin to a suppression or distortion of the FLG and the Gerischer impedance was discussed and explored in relation to e.g. numerical simulations on the effect of a slightly distributed diffusion length in the FLG, due to different torturous diffusion pathways within the cathodes.

Prodigy does most of the heavy vocal lifting, though the work is now slightly better distributed than it was on the group's debut album.

At both pH values, Ac-AAGAA and Ac-AALAA were slightly more distributed in the ionic liquid rich upper phase (Fig. 3b).

Therefore, the docking enrichment curves (see Eq. 3 below for the definition, Additional file 1: Figure S4) show that they are slightly better distributed than random.

Skyscrapers could alter their aerodynamic profiles, swaying slightly to distribute increased loads during hurricanes.

The population of Montana is small, sparse, and unevenly distributed; slightly more than half is urban.

Lee et al. (2017) found that the phase-angle dependency in Akatsuki UVI 365-nm data can be explained if the unknown absorber is distributed slightly below the cloud top rather than above.

A sensitivity analysis using no threshold density and a fixed density cut-off for those studies for which data were available suggested that the age-pattern would be slightly more evenly distributed across age groups if an age-specific cut-off was not used (data not shown).

Thus, a large number of cerebellar neurons, each with a slightly different delay (distributed around the expected delay of the inferior olive pulse), all pause creating a smooth output from the deep cerebellar nuclei (or vestibular nuclei, Fig. 1D).