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Our main challenge is the stability conditions for systems with gamma-distributed delays, where the delay is stabilizing, i.e. the corresponding system with the zero-delay as well as the system without the delayed term are not asymptotically stable.

Only the loops bounded by GC or CG base pairs are stabilizing, i.e., have a negative Δ G°loop, and the range of ΔΔ G°loop exhibited is not that expected from a simple hydrogen-bonding model.

Hyper-acetylation induced by HDAC inhibitors can therefore suppress the activation of NF- κB by stabilizing I κB.

In addition, DSCR1 promotes neurotoxicity [ 29] and attenuates the inflammatory response by stabilizing I kB-alfa [ 30].

After 50 cycles, the diameter of the semicircle tends to stabilize, i.e., there is no remarkable impedance change, which evidences the stability of the ternary electrode upon cycling and its ability to be well adapted to the volume changes.

In most situation where the underlying data stream is stationary, (overline{qe}(t)) is expected to decrease and stabilize, i.e., the map is converging.

With the slight increase of (C_r), the performance of our approach increased, peaked and then stabilized, i.e., further increase of (C_r) did not change the performance.

Finally, we consider a scenario in which there is no limit on the transmission rates and buffer capacities (i.e., C2−C4 and C6 are removed from problem (4)), and actual queues need to be stabilized (i.e., remain bounded).

Statistical analyses in this study were performed on log-transformed peak areas, because the variance is stabilized (i.e., constant as a function of intensity) on this scale for these data.

Furthermore, the magnitude of the leading PC and the sum of the eigenvalues should be stabilized, i.e. not change value as the number of PC fitted is increased.

Nonetheless, this did not obviate the possibility that the postnatal experience obtained through the social interaction procedure may serve to stabilize (i.e., perpetuate) the prenatal neurophysiologic effect [ 19] into adulthood.