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Compared to the first formulation of R-DFBA, the relative and absolute ranges of tolerance (γ x, and ε x ) are set to be zero, due to the relaxed integer constraints for y i,j.

The solutions to MINLP formulation of R-DFBA (and its extensions) are obtained with γ x = 0.4, γ v = 0.2, and ε x = 0.01, ε v = 0.05, representing the relative and absolute ranges of tolerance, respectively.

The results indicate agreement within a range of 10 20%, in the context of a factor 30 absolute range of delays.

The mean age of the participants was 24.4 years, with an interquartile age range of 2 to 38.5 years and absolute range of 1 month to 75 years.

Absolute range of slope stability radar speed of radar wave is equal to speed of light and relative range of slope stability radar determine phase of the radar signal.

Quantitatively, on average, the absolute range of value of relative deviation indicates that discrepancies between IRI predictions and the observational data are smallest in M3000F2, intermediate in h m F2, and largest in N m F2.

For the final experiment, tones were delivered 3 dB louder for better perception (within an absolute range of 80 85 dB).

The average yield across all 114 samples was 1032.6±848.6 pg (mean ± standard deviation), with a median of 778 pg and an absolute range of 73 pg to 5027 pg of total RNA.

As a quantitative measure that reflected not only the absolute range of notes but also the distribution of keyboard notes played (and to a limited extent, the physical movements required), a weighted distribution of notes was calculated.

During the Scale paradigm, there was no difference between subjects in absolute range of notes played (highest or lowest note) for ScaleCtrl or ScaleImprov and no statistical difference between weighted distributions of notes.

During the Jazz paradigm, there was a statistically insignificant difference in absolute range of notes for both minimum (mean of 2 notes lower) and maximum (mean of 6 notes higher) between JazzCtrl and JazzImprov, because subjects were free to improvise, but no difference in weighted distribution of notes during these conditions.