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Examples of the narrow use of the term include but are not limited to traceable chains of viral transmission (e.g., confirmed donor recipient pairs in the case of HIV-discordant couples), or cases where transmitted virus can be reliably reconstructed due to early sampling (e.g., Fiebig stage I or II) and series of in vitro experiments.

Relative changes in the absorption spectrum can be reliably reconstructed, for example the position of an absorption edge.

The aim of this study is to assess whether past atmospheric δ13C CH4) variations can be reliably reconstructed from firn air measurements.

This control vector is then transformed into M redundant descriptions (packets) such that when receiving any 1≤J≤M packets, the current control signal as well as J−1 future control signals can be reliably reconstructed at the plant side.

For the latter guideline [ 33], data could not be reliably reconstructed and is not discussed further.

By applying the developed MMSE method, however, NP concentration can be reliably reconstructed (Fig. 4 e)).

It is particularly useful when molecular phylogenies of the involved genes cannot be reliably reconstructed.

The maximum number of Zernike modes that can be reliably reconstructed is approximately the same as the number of lenslets [ 32].

The main features of the post-glacial colonization of Europe was reliably reconstructed using parts of the human mitochondrial genome (mainly the hypervariable segment I; HVS-I [ 2- 5]) or the entire mtDNA molecule [ 6- 8].

The anterior region of the pituitary fossa could not be reconstructed due to missing braincase material.

The hypoglossal nerve (XII) was not reconstructed due to crushing of the braincase.