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Those for GDP per capita at origin are rather small.

Instead, results for GDP per capita at origin are qualitatively in line with those in Table 6, but with very different magnitudes.

One can note that Hill function is not an appropriate qualitative model for the curves obtained, as slopes at origin are non-zero, but in our case it merely serves as a mathematical support for EC50 estimation.

Our results showed that a Superficial Inferior Epigastric Vein (SIEV) that is larger than the DIEV at origin is highly predictive of congestion (5.2 vs 3.5 mm, p = 0.007).

When the origin of system (1.7) is a 12th-order weak focus, the first Lyapunov constant of system (3.7) at origin is V_{1}=-frac{1}{4}b_{21}varepsilon +o varepsilon) neq 0 when (varepsilon rightarrow 0).

The fixed point at origin is notplotted in (b) for the obvious reason that its angular component is undefined.The colours of the plot indicate the stability: green indicates stable fixedpoints and checkered red indicates unstable fixed points.

Trade impedance at origins is spatially clustered for the total dataset and randomly distributed for commodity segments, and randomly distributed at destinations.

Timing of firing at origins is approximated by the average replication timing of the peak loci.

As firing at origins is relatively inefficient in S. pombe [8], [9], [24], it would not only underestimate the number of efficient late-firing origins, but also would fail to identify most, if not all, inefficient late-firing origins.

Therefore, the tiny amount of HU-induced DNA deposits at origins is unlikely to distort the global profiles of replication timing and efficiency after the smoothing process (see Materials and Methods).

In addition, we conducted parallel analyses of replication and nucleosome dynamics that revealed that chromatin structure at origins is modulated during origin activation.