Taken together, the evidence in this paper does not suggest an influence of minimum age of employment regulation on child time allocation that is commensurate with the level of policy attention to promoting the regulation.
However, it seems that cellular turnover of H3K4-methylation can be a relatively rapid process, on a time scale that is commensurate with many dynamic protein acetylation and phosphorylation events.
As Villani observes: "the fortress city and the logic of segregation need to be countered by an urban life that contrasts with the existing kind, split into free pathways of encounters in which time, the 'spending' of time is not commensurate with consumption.
Dr. Miller noted that the characteristic relaxation time of 300 h is commensurate with the "Tg-50 K" rule of thumb for long term stability.
The doping creates anchoring points for individual Os atoms, slowing down their migration so that it is commensurate with the time scale of image capture on an aberration-corrected transmission electron microscope.
In the special case when the time delays are commensurate, we can re-write the equation for the poles as a polynomial equation of the variable (w = e^{-zT_{0}}) for some (T_{0}).
However, the steps are tedious and time-consuming, and the work required is commensurate with the starting number of genes.
The results demonstrate a time-dependent gain suppression when the beam diameter is commensurate with the velocity gradient scale length.
When the temporal/spatial scale of environmental variation is commensurate to the organism's generation time or home range, the evolution of developmental plasticity is expected, whereby the individual's traits are fixed by the environmental conditions experienced during ontogeny.
