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According to the authors a ten years running time of IceCube would allow to disentangle between a really homogeneous radial density profile and the already well-known Preliminary Reference Earth Model (PREM) (Dziewonski and Anderson, 1981).

Since tourism can be viewed as a composite good, which overall utility depends on how the component characteristics are arranged, the choice experiments allow to disentangle the importance and the willingness to pay of tourists for different attributes of the holiday.

Our analyses of event-related potentials allow to disentangle both accounts.

On the experimental side, electron holography can provide additional information and could allow to disentangle the excitation and measurement channels of plasmonic EELS.

Age-period-cohort models allow to disentangle the independent effects of age, death period, and birth cohort on long-term time trends in cancer mortality, after controlling for the potential confounding effects of the remaining factors [ 15].

Our experimental setup, however, does not allow to disentangle whether the choice behaviour of E. berlandi males is primarily based on the colour contrast between the perianth and the background or the saturation of the perianth or both.

The respective functional context of all three different spots allows to disentangle subtle details of gene activity in nervous tissues.

The structural equation modeling allows to disentangle trimester specific (direct) effects from the effect of total GWG.

The dynamic contrast variation method introduced here allows to disentangle the effects of extravascular shearing and erythrocyte dynamics on DWS signals from perfused tissue.

Application of multilevel analysis allows to disentangle the influence of individual and community characteristics on neonatal survival based on the level at which they shaped child survival.

They are based either on the comparisons of population differentiation for genetically neutral markers (FST) and quantitative phenotypic traits (QST; Whitlock 2008) or on population genetics methods allowing to disentangle mean fitness estimates from the contribution of either gene flow and/or genetic drift (e.g., Whitlock and Gilbert 2012).