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To this purpose, we only used BOBO-1 quantum yield values obtained for higher charge ratios, which become constant from a specific value on, reflecting the environment of total coverage of the DNA by the lipid.

This model is used due to the advantages over the time based MVEM especially with respect to the transport delay which becomes constant.

The top left subplot in Figure 4 describes the time evolution of the firing rate, which becomes constant after some time.

It started with a story by Graham Bowley, who wrote about spy dirigibles, white surveillance balloons, called aerostats by the military, which have become constant features in the skies over Kabul and Kandahar, and anywhere else American troops are concentrated or interested in.

As for the book's barroom scenes, Quirke has conspicuously given up "the gargle," which becomes a constant talking point for other characters.

It is shown that the averaged equations, for small enough damping, possess non-planar constant solutions which become unstable by a Hopf bifurcation.

In case of the proposed protocol DARE, the delay continues to increase somewhat linearly for some initial rounds, after which it becomes constant.

The extreme case in which mortality becomes constant after a certain period, as, for example, in cancer of the cervix after the age of 60, can be accounted for by a complete cessation of exposure to factors producing the sixth change.

The use of a constant diffusivity rather than the Peclet hyperdiffusivity tends to increase these residual errors which become unacceptable with Laplacian diffusion.

The number of cells which become infected per day is proportional to the number of circulating virions and available target cells with a proportionality constant β (infection rate).

On further analysis storage and loss moduli become constant and with no change in phase angle which showed the equilibrium state of cryogels.