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The read depth-based copy number analysis yielded a value close to an integer, suggesting it may be a reliable approximation of genomic copy number.

Therefore, the slinky-coil equivalent approach followed in the analytical method for sizing the flat-panel seems to be a reliable and suitable approximation.

That can be a reliable vehicle.

The approach is to compute a reliable approximation to the error contained within the functional.

Based on this and other simulations we have developed in similar conditions, we can conjecture that the residual nonlinearity and multipath can be considered independent, and a reliable approximation of the total loss can be obtained by linearly summing the two contributions.

The restrictions which must be kept in mind are that this method only provides a reliable approximation to the CME if the molecule numbers are sufficiently large (small intrinsic noise) and the chemical network is monostable (see also the Discussion and conclusion section).

The fact that the complete cAMP pathway model can reproduce cAMP levels found in the literature indicates that the model is a reliable in silico approximation of the in vivo system.

In the case of GC, the fact that relative survival at 5 years is low, i.e., 24.9% in Europe and 31.8% in Spain [ 22], means that mortality data are a relatively reliable approximation of incidence rates.

Questions like these turn out to be ideally suited to computer programs through which millions of iterations can smooth out the peaks and valleys of randomness, and converge toward a reliable approximation.

This aggregate covers a relatively small geographical area, and thus represents a reliable approximation of individual socio-economic status.

This aggregate covers a very small geographical area, and thus represents a reliable approximation of individual SES.