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First, the asset information comes from the special topical module of the SIPP, which is asked infrequently (the maximum is once each year per panel with the timing varying substantially by SIPP panel).

We show that the exposure to the nitrogen precursor during the growth has a major impact on the optical properties, varying substantially excitonic linewidths, emission homogeneity and QD symmetry properties.

Apparently total porosity of VM dried gels and doughs increase up to a critical Young's modulus (E), then declined as E increases further, with the critical E value varying substantially for different materials.

The resistance phenotype appears to be limited to RNA viruses, with the strength of resistance varying substantially among the viruses tested thus far.

The fish were a mixed stock from different cohorts, thus varying substantially in body size.

Similarly to ever smoking, the individual RRs are virtually all above 1.0, though varying substantially.

Models examining the effects of population density and SOI together demonstrated little bias (2 %) in parameter estimates with varying ĉ, although model rankings varied substantially [see Additional file 1, tables 3].

However, it should be noted that rates vary substantially between studies due to varying sampling methods and anxiety assessments [ 6].

Despite the lack of heterogeneity between studies, the individual studies varied substantially (technique of talc pleurodesis, varying definitions of recurrence and follow-up schedule).

Mean values would likely have been higher, but populations adjacent to the crest of the Cascade Mountains (demarcating range limits of coastal and inland types) appeared admixed between lineages to varying degrees, substantially lowering inferred group fidelity.

This was done to maintain a more consistent sample size, as it may vary substantially when using time-varying covariates in analyses.