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As stated initially, the AHP makes it possible to gain a qualitative approximation of the importance of these principles for individuals.

We show that a Qualitative networks model of a frequent network motif offers a valid qualitative approximation of the experimentally observed behavior of this motif.

The results obtained using Qualitative network models of network motifs that occur frequently, such as the I1-FFL, indicate that the Qualitative networks approach provides a realistic qualitative approximation of the experimentally observed behavior of the system.

It was purely a qualitative idea.

Here the model serves largely as qualitative approximation between the size of a protein activity perturbation and the severity of the resulting phenotypic impact.

The proposed system can provide more accurate numerical values other than qualitative approximation for transient's severity.

These models allow qualitative approximations which may be used as criteria for designing high-level transportation policies: road train modal shift, regional energetic planning or environmental policies.

Qualitative networks are able to provide realistic qualitative approximations of the behavior of further common network motifs, such as other types of feed-forward loops and regulated-feedback motifs that appear in developmental transcription networks [ 34].

From Figure 12, we also observe a qualitative agreement of the approximation with the numerical solution of the original system.

However, an estimation of the instability criterion in the local approximation for a particular magnetic shell has necessarily a qualitative character because of the WKB approximation in the radial direction used during the solution of relevant equations.

Fig. 1 Invisibility cloaking of a metal/semiconductor core/shell plasmonic NW. a Qualitative description of plasmonic cloaking in the quasi-static approximation.