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The difference in height (or correlation) between the next two highest peaks (two and eight) with the middle peak (five) in the rotational correlation plot of the cavity-occupied average arises from the mass of the encapsulated density: when the mass coincides perfectly with its copy, there is high correlation; when it is in opposite alignment to itself, the correlation dips.

As for the anxious attachment subscale, males had higher values in the second (25 31) and in the last two age groups, in which the average arose considerably (3.72; 3.72).

Since the Z-average arises when DLS data are analyzed through the use of the cumulant technique [64], it is also known as the "cumulant mean".

There are two ways to determine whether differences in projection averages arise from different views of the molecule or from conformational variability.

The difference between "unit-specific" models and "population-average" models arises only in the case of a nonlinear link function.

In contrast with approaches based on the analysis of individual rater assessments, we have modelled the scores obtained by doctors as an average across a sample of their patient or colleague raters, allowing us to examine the effect on these average scores arising from variations in the profile of the rater groups and of the doctors themselves.

However, it is also possible that strong, prolonged channel activation is toxic to neurons, and the smaller average currents arise as a result of selective survival of cells with weaker channel expression and smaller currents.

Surviving fraction at each dose was determined by the formula (number of surviving colonies in dose X)/(number of cells seeded for dose X × (average colonies arising from the non-irradiated cells (0 Gy)/number of non-irradiated cells seeded)) (Kimple et al, 2010).

We consider a stochastic model for distributed average consensus, which arises in applications such as load balancing for parallel processors, distributed coordination of mobile autonomous agents, and network synchronization.

The issue of the "negative change in average triangle elongation" arises because we discuss the contribution to tissue shear by topological changes.

Usually this method gives conditions on the averaged quantities arising in (4) whereas a Lyapunov method would give conditions on the sign of the same quantities.