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The usage of cumulative luminosity distributions, constructed thanks to the long-term observations available through wide field hard X-ray imagers, has been recently exploited to study the averaged high energy emission (>17 keV) from supergiant fast X-ray transients (SFXTs) and classical Supergiant High Mass X-ray Binaries (SgXBs).

Total and sub-scores averaged high, with at least 74% of participants having baseline sub-scores above the mid-score and 94% having a total QOL score above mid-score.

577 SNPs from 13 genes were each analysed by linear regression against averaged high (3, 4 and 8 kHz) or low frequency (0.5, 1 and 2 kHz) audiometry data from 4970 children in the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC) birth-cohort at age eleven years.

The β from the simple fits has an averaged low value of 0.077 for the small dextran (10, 25, and 40 kDa) and an averaged high value of 0.106 for the larger-sized dextran (70, 150, 250, and 500 kDa), with the transition occurring when the size of viscogen becomes larger than the size of the probe (43 kDa).

Two SNPs approached sample-wide significance (pre-specified at p = 0.00014): rs12959910 in CBP80/20-dependent CBP80/20-dependenttranslation (CTinitiationeraged high factornCTIFearing (p = 0.00079, β = 0.61 dB per minor allele); and rs10492452 in L-plastin (LCP1) for averaged low frequency highing (p = 0.00056, β = 0.45 dB).

Visual extrapolation and rigorous extreme value analysis of spatially averaged high-latitude geoelectric fields indicated that the expected range for 1-in-100-year 1-in-100-year 1-in-100-year 1-in-100-yearround modextremea seventsforingle 10-s value, is 3–8 V/km and 3.4–7.1 V/km, respectheely.

The resulting prediction is more consistent with the averaged high-temperature experimental data and does indicate a transition (red line in Figure 6C).

Instead, selecting a single voxel in a 1 mm cubic grid on the basis of the averaged high-resolution image (e.g. MPRAGE) [ 46 ] may overcome this problem.

The raw (low-SNR) images are the geometrically closest (less than 66µm distanced) B-scans to the averaged (high-SNR) images.

Figure 3 b,c) show corresponding examples of dictionaries trained using the K-SVD and the MSBTD algorithms on an averaged high-SNR image, respectively.

We note that in practice, such visual comparison is not necessary and the performance of our algorithm is independent of information about the location of the averaged high-SNR B-scan.