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In addition we prove that in this (optimal) case the Anderson mixing and the Broyden update as applied to the inverse Jacobian are fully identical.
In the alignment of 78 protein sequences of PsbOs from angiosperms, 59%% of positions are fully identical and the length of the chain of mature proteins varies mostly between 247 and 248 amino acid residues (Additional file 2).
In the alignment of mature PsbO sequences from angiosperms (Additional file 2), 59%% of positions are fully identical, 77 % of positions can be described as conserved (with low level of variability below 10%%).
Type-identity is the most obvious way to ensure the non-separateness of special and physical causes: if exactly the same properties comprise the special and physical cause, the two causes will themselves be fully identical.
The core layer of G.729.1 Annex E with the bit rate of 32 kbit/s is fully identical to ITU-T G.729.1 to reproduce the WB audio signals, and the SWB extension layer with the additional bit rate of 4 kbit/s adopts a two-mode BWE method [34] in the modified discrete cosine transform (MDCT) domain to extend the bandwidth of the reproduced audio to 14 kHz.
As seen in Fig. 5 the qualitative behavior is fully identical as discussed in the context of Fig. 2. The average values in the prediction period are P = 1.347±0.036 and P = 1.329±0.004 for the CD teams and the control teams, respectively.
In both booklets there were fully identical exercises following each text page.
Chromatograms obtained from mtDNA-enriched extractions of heteroplasmic species were fully identical to those from the controls (total DNA).
The nucleotide sequence of the cloned AAL-2 coding sequence was fully identical with that from the A. aegerita transcriptome.
We demonstrate that the approaches are fully equivalent and give identical results in terms of accuracy, convergence and restriction on the time step.
Multialigned reads are either fully identical to the reference sequence, or slightly polymorphic because of nearly exact repetitive sequences.
