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To summarize, for reactive saccades, the target duration of 15 ms led to a smaller adaptation, than the target duration of 50 ms and the latter led to optimal adaptation (i.e. adaptation did not improve with further increases of target duration).

LG Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford upon Avon, to Saturday 21 Jan 1 Romeo And Juliet Clever video projections and inventive costumes give colour and zest to this taut, small-scale adaptation of Shakespeare's romantic tragedy from Ballet Cymru (pictured).

There have been reports in the literature recently that list small-scale adaptations of the in situ transesterification as the preferred method for lipid quantification in microalgae, in fact a sub-microscale in situ procedure was recently reported by Bigelow et al. [ 10].

They already exist and need only small adaptation to be used as refuges.

My additive model is just a small adaptation of a special case of Holmstrom and Milgrom (1987) that has been applied to executive salaries by Rosen (1982), Garen (1994), and others.6.6

It's only a small adaptation of the existing system".

For small adaptation times we find an approximate linear relationship in line with experiments [ 50].

For each parameter and small adaptation times, we find an approximate linear relationship in line with Park et al. [ 50], see Inset.

With this small adaptation we were able to describe the dynamics in all biomarkers for the entire range of YSM with good precision.

In addition, in case of a small adaptation of an intervention that has already been proven effective and reimbursed, randomisation and a control group may also be hard to achieve.

We note that for a small adaptation parameter a → 0, such a bistability is not possible unless the reset V r is above V T. To summarize, the value of the reset parameters have a crucial role in determining the neuronal firing patterns and this will be explored in the next section.