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The new results show not just the shapes of the letters, as seen in the left hand image, but also that they were written with leaded ink, which fluoresces in the right hand image.
As seen in the left panel of figure 4, there are two regimes of possible Hill coefficients, which correspond to parameters from the tight and weak regimes, as labeled.
Interestingly, the intra-burst frequency (the frequency of spikes within a burst) didn't change significantly, as seen in the left bar plot of Figure 9-E and remained at an ISI of about 7 ms regardless of M-current blockade (n = 6).
If, however, the remaining character data is largely a result of insertion events, the relationship is unlikely to hold, as seen in the left panels.
As seen in the left panel of Figure 6, the within-cluster distances are well separated and have significant differences in order.
The PK model was able to describe the data well, as seen in the left panel of Figure 2, and showed reasonable predictive performance, as illustrated in a visual predictive check (VPC) in the right panel of Figure 2. The VPC, which is based on 1,000 simulations, shows that the main trend of the data is well captured by the model.
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This part of the adhesion is moving slowly toward the left, as seen in the intensity carpet; the trailing part of the adhesion that is disassembling is around column 5, which corresponds to this widening and shrinking effect.
This original set of bases is redundant when considering the compensation of distortion channel effects, as can be seen in the left part of Figure 5.
However, from v1, there is a path to v3, as can be seen in the left sub-tree rooted at v0.
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