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We assume that contacts succeed independently across links and time slots and that nodes recover independently across nodes and time slots.

Further research is needed to clarify the relationship between anemia and outcomes in this population and to identify subpopulations that do not recover independently and for whom available therapies may be beneficial.

We show here that it is possible to quantify the increased variability in lateral support that results from thoracolumbar SCI and that this may recover independently of limb girdle coordination in the sagittal plane.

In this study there was no detectable difference in lateral paw positioning variability between complete and incomplete injuries, but it appears that intergirdle limb coordination and appropriate lateral paw placement recover independently from one another.

One long-standing belief is that autobiographical memory (AM), like semantic memory, is initially dependent on the MTL but ultimately can be retained and recovered independently of it.

An amplifier stage, tuned to the 3.58-megahertz chrominance frequency, then selects the chrominance subcarrier from the picture signal and passes it to a detector, which recovers independently the amplitude-modulated saturation signal and the phase-modulated hue signal.

Simulations show that for such values of the departure ε from orthogonality, the coefficients g j and γ j can be recovered independently of one another with the required accuracy.

Observe that either in the unfocused scenario, or in case each tensor block s r j is to be recovered independently from other blocks, its 3D resolution can only rely on the feasibility of the sampling rate device.

This implies that, if the distance between two assemblies is lower than 40 000, then the relative diversity of the two sub-communities can be recovered, independently of the abundance distribution of the original population.

These results challenge current models of early vision, suggesting that higher-level surface organization influences contrast encoding, determining whether the contrast of a grating may be recovered independently from that of its mask.

This scenario was recovered independently of analytical methods.