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Structure and function of small arteries

Physiological Reviews, 1990
The small arteries (prearteriolar vessels with lumen diameter less than approximately 500 microns) contribute importantly to and participate actively in the regulation of the peripheral resistance. New techniques, building on the classic histological and hemodynamic techniques, have enabled detailed in vitro investigation of small arteries. At present,
Mulvany, M J, Aalkjær, Christian
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Functions that are Lipschitz in the small

Revista Matemática Complutense, 2016
Let X and Y be metric spaces.
Wee-Kee Tang, Denny H. Leung
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Rational functions with small value set

Journal of Algebra, 2021
In connection with Galois Theory and Algebraic Curves, this paper investigates rational functions $h(x) = f(x)/g(x) \in \mathbb{F}_q(x)$ for which the value set $V_h = {\{h(α) | α \in \mathbb{F}_q \cup\{\infty\}}\}$ is relatively small. In particular, under certain circumstances, it proves that $h(x)$ having a small value set is equivalent to the field
Daniele Bartoli   +2 more
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Small is Functional

Science, 2001
CHEMISTRY The synthesis of small, fully folded proteins has been advanced by an improved understanding of the factors driving secondary and tertiary structure formation and by combinatorial methods. The current challenge is making small proteins that function.
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