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Each index expresses a mode of variation of the data and corresponds to a coordinate direction.

Each singular vector corresponds to a mode of variation of the considered hand posture of class h, and its corresponding singular value is related to the variance along the mode specified by the singular vector.

As a result, each eigenvector corresponds to a mode of variation of human motion, and its corresponding eigenvalue λ j is related to the variance specified by the eigenvector.

An association in this context translates to a mode of variation in miRNA expression that is reflected in a corresponding mode of variation in protein expression.

In our case, each eigenvector reflects a natural mode of variation of human gait.

Each dimension describes a natural mode of variation of how the user presents its hand in posture h in front of the camera.

As a result, we obtain a lower-dimensional representation of human postures which is more suitable to describe human motion, since we found that each dimension on the PCA space describes a natural mode of variation of human motion.

As a result, we obtain a lower-dimensional representation of human postures which is more suitable to describe human motion, since we found that each dimension on the PCA space describes a natural mode of variation of human motion [16].

This study expands the repertoire of reverse genetics tools available for P. infestans research, and provides insights into a possible mode of variation in effector expression through spread of silencing from adjacent retroelements.

Plotting a PCA projection of our data (Fig.  1a) in combination with the component loading weights reveals a primary mode of variation (PC1) dominated by CO, NO2, NO X, EC, and OC, a subset of pollutants indicative of primary pollution, and a primary mode of variation (PC2) weighted towards SO4, NH4, and O3, marking it as a measure of secondary pollution.

Carabelli, like many features of dental morphology exhibit a "quasi-continuous" mode of variation [25] or "threshold dichotomy" [26].