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The deformation maps collected at the frontal areas, assuming as a reference the plane identified by the whiteboard tape, are reported in Fig. 7; the results obtained for subareas A and B Fig. 7 are merged in a single figure.

We computed the relative displacement along the orthogonal direction of the canvas, assuming as a reference the plane given by the added whiteboard tapes, for both the frontal and posterior scanned areas.

The same nodules were reevaluated in DWI (b = 600 sec/mm) assuming as a reference the corresponding T2-weighted images.

It is worth observing that assuming as a reference the solution generated using h = 0.01 cm and p = 5 these data show that a practically converged solution with p = 2 with h = 0.01 cm or p = 3 with h = 0.02 or 0.01 cm requires about 10% of the effort required for the reference solution in the worst case.

The disposition effect is greatly reduced only within high-pressure mechanisms like a dealer market (DM) when the last price (LP) is assumed as a reference point, which is a more market driven (external) benchmark.

This axle is assumed as a reference axle, and the adhesion forces on the other axles are expected to be maximized considering its wheel speed information.

Fruit growth analysis was performed on cv Fantasia and assumed as a reference.

20 For the present study, a BMI ≥ 25 kg/m was assumed as a reference category, because overweight/obese status has been associated with a better taste recognition ability in the elderly.

By assuming as reference a geothermal plant operated with HFC-134a, we first consider the direct replacement of the original fluid by the two refrigerants.

In addition, the data of this study limited to Tehran and, our data assumed as an estimation of reference data in Iran.

A level of between ≥50.0 and <75.0 nmol/l was assumed as a central, mid-range reference category in order to provide stability in the statistical analyses and for a clearer ascertainment of the cancer risk consequences of both lower and higher 25- OH D concentrations.