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*CFR: Case Fatality Rate (approximated to one decimal).

* Abundance = number of individuals of one species/total number of mosquitoes collected (approximated to one decimal).

Here, we included variables describing a lifetime history of substance use as defined in the ASI; regular use for at least one year (six months or more is approximated to one year), where regular use is defined as three or more days of use per week.

One beer, one glass of wine, or one glass of spirit was approximated to one standard drink defined as 1.5 cl or 12 g of pure ethanol.

Accordingly, our real time PCR assays at these time points yielded an STS36.8/STS98.4 copy number ratio that approximated to one, indicating that short nascent DNA strands, corresponding to activated initiation sites, have not yet been produced.

The tensile strength invariably approximates to one third of hardness in value.

In particular, for relatively stiff TGO layer the SERR drops to zero as the ratio of surface crack length to coating thickness approximates to one.

Based on this observation, the ALE in Figure 4a can be approximated to the one in Figure 4c, where δ denotes the scaling constant that normalizes the response at the frequencies of the sinusoids.

The distribution of mutations by s parameter has been modeled according to a decay curve, shown in the figure 3 A. When the number of meiotic recombination events was low (r = 1, recombinations per gamete) and the rate of mutations was approximated to the one naturally observed for humans (µ = 20, mutations per gamete), the relative fitness of individuals declined with generations.

As shown in Figure 6a, the detection performance rapidly becomes better as ρ approximates to one.

This would approximate to one major dive (or two shallower ones) for around 4 5 hours of collection time.