Cloud coverage and sensor errors led to a reduced effective observation density in our study areas, which greatly differed between the dry and the wet season.
Beneath the Kofu basin and between the geo logical ISTL and the tectonically active ISTL, the Vp ranges from 6.2∼6.8 km/s at deep depths, which greatly differs from the velocity range of the rocks of the Shimanto belt.
The hard decision classifier misclassifies them as mix early on in the decision tree (see Fig. 1) and does not even get to compute the roughness feature score which greatly differs between mono-photo and the other mono originals.
Our results showed a bias toward interchromosomal duplications compared to intrachromosomal alignments, which greatly differs from previous observations [ 6, 22, 24].
17 However, this may be attributed to methodological factors such as differences in the sample sizes, age distribution of the population, case ascertainment, screening methods, and interpretation of diagnostic criteria, which greatly differed from one study to another.
First, a perfectly detailed shape of the organism (useful for morphometric studies) is not the aim of the formalism; instead, a series of parameters approximate to an adequate degree the morphological shape of the regions and ignore contingent, irrelevant features such as body bending, which greatly differs among even normal individuals.
The genus Chrysoraphidia, which greatly differs from Priscaenigmatidae based on the following diagnosis in possessing the long Sc with free ending, the configuration of forewing MP, the Rs not strongly zigzagged, and the pectinate forewing 1A, should represent another family in Priscaenigmatomorpha. Therefore, we herein erect another new family of Raphidioptera, Chrysoraphidiidae fam.
Teleost ASCs are now known to also possess comparable subpopulations, which can greatly differ in such basic functions as lifespan, antigen sensitivity, antibody secretion rate, differentiative potential, and distribution within the body.
The fortress seemed at first sight to be well-armed, with 339 cannon in 1744, but this number concealed the fact that they consisted of at least eight different calibres, some made of brass and some of iron – which meant greatly differing levels of reliability – and they required many different types of spares and ammunition, adding to the garrison's logistical problems.
