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The far-field intensity in Fig. 6c is basically corresponding to the results of ARPL.

Therefore, based on these two experimental results on the real medical images presented here and according to the requirements of fusion method mentioned above, we can conclude that all the quantitative evaluations are basically corresponding to the doctor's visual effects, and the proposed wavelet-based fusion method performs better than the other three existing fusion methods.

Similarly, coarse grain simulations of the clustering behavior of membrane-bound H-ras in two different conformations (basically corresponding to those in Figure 1 figure supplement 1) revealed that depending on the conformational state, preferred interfaces of the Ras proteins could be utilized (Li and Gorfe, 2013).

And as we proceed through, we are building, basically, a linear interpolation in between the sample points, essentially corresponding to if one wants to think of it this way connecting the dots.

But most authors instead stress that what is here at stake is a moral principle of justice, basically corresponding with acknowledgment of the impartial and universalizable nature of moral judgments.

The advantage of using Minsky machines instead of the general Turing machines is that the resulting semigroups are much "smaller", and all non-zero elements of these semigroups are basically subwords of words corresponding to configurations of the Minsky machines.

This is basically a matrix with N=130 lines corresponding to the nodes of the network and n+1 columns corresponding to the n=7 attributes and one target value y.

Contrarily, the angles corresponding to task 4 are basically always the maximum in all of four tasks.

Now, to define a score function one basically has to instantiate the numerical scores corresponding to (2) or (3).

In the SCM, the stresses of concrete, steel, and reinforcing bars corresponding to the linear stain distribution are basically determined by the stress strain relationship of each material.

Networks of nuclear loci are basically concordant in revealing two highly divergent groups of haplotypes, corresponding to morphological-defined R. marina and R. schneideri species.