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and derived by the coupling of the monomeric alkaloids catharanthine and vindoline in plants (El-Sayed and Verpoorte 2007).

Analysis was based on band position and derived by the Dice coefficient with a maximum position tolerance of 1%.

Based on these results, we also exmained the relationship between ES and landscape pattern and connectivity derived by the "probability of connectivity" model.

The std of velocities and accelerations derived by the position and velocity differentiation are 10, 7, 13 mm/s, 7, 5, 9 mm/s2, respectively.

It makes a rigorous distinction between knowledge derived by language and knowledge derived by the body without the intervention of conscious thought.

Hsn quantifies the degree of order and predictability derived by the series' power spectrum.

Table 3 gives the error between the exact u solution and solutions derived by the difference schemes.

This function uses relatively simple atom contact counts as descriptors and is derived by the Random Forest algorithm.

Data mining is the use of algorithms to extract the information and patterns derived by the knowledge discovery in databases process.

In addition, better accuracy of positions than that before KF has been got by means of velocities and accelerations derived by the carrier-phase method after KF.

The electrochemically active nanoclusters of Si and Sn derived by the mechanochemical reduction were uniformly distributed in the elastic matrix of lithium-containing phases and graphite.