In contrast, the recessed-tip microelectrodes had a diameter of only 10 12 μm (Dewhirst et al, 1998), and therefore, they had a sampling volume that was substantially smaller than that of the OxyLite probes (Braun et al, 2001).
For AP mutants with kcat/ KM values for pNPP hydrolysis that are substantially smaller than that for WT AP and therefore likely are rate-limited by the chemical step instead of substrate association, the ratio of reactivity of pNPP to Me-P (or other alkyl phosphates) is in the range of 1000 5000 (Pompliano et al., 1990; Eisenmesser et al., 2002).
Emera found that his correlation resulted in errors that were substantially smaller than the other correlations in the literature.
Here, we report that in passerine birds, migratory species tend to have brains that are substantially smaller (relative to body size) than those of resident species, confirming and generalizing previous studies.
Both 1998 and 1999 were years in which difficult weather conditions, and El Niño, decreed that winemakers had to work hard to produce good wines from yields that were substantially smaller.
In particular, the apparent rate constant for the reaction of MMA with GSH was only 0.625% that for the reaction of methyl acrylate with GSH, indicating levels of reactivity that were substantially smaller than those of similar acrylate esters.
His restructuring of the company showed signs of being on track on Tuesday, when 3Com reported a first-quarter loss that was substantially smaller than analysts' estimates.
After the image segmentation by DBSCAN, the regions that were substantially smaller than the pellets too dark or contacting the image border were discarded from further analysis.
On the other hand, OFIR estimators do not result in estimation errors that are substantially smaller than OUFIR ones, especially when N≫1.
SCN is founded by the idea of a very dense deployment of self-organizing, low-cost, low-power base stations that are substantially smaller than the traditional macro cell equipment [5].
