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As it can be seen, during the learning process, the SPLS became consistent with the SRLS considering its four dimensions.

As it can be seen, the SPLS became consistent with the SRLS during the learning process, considering its four dimensions.

GHK reversed the gene expression pattern so it became consistent with the activation of the TGF-beta pathway.

The positions and orders of the markers in these regions became consistent with the Map B after removal of the 11 unauthentic DH lines (Additional file 6: Figure S3).

Various emendations had to be discreetly made in the Standard Edition, and in the edition of Freud's correspondence with Fliess, for the record to become consistent with the preferred chronology.

As ζ approaches unity, B BC becomes consistent with the observational data.

Adjustment is then made to the finer time scale series so that this series becomes consistent with the coarser time scale series.

By removing the time delay block from the simulator (cyan circles) this offset is removed and the simulated MSEs become consistent with the smoothed theory.

The size distribution of shattered fragments have minor effects as long as αf ≲ 3.5, since the grain size distribution is continuously steepened by shattering and become consistent with the MRN grain size distribution regardless of the value of αf (≲ 3.5).

The proposed procedure determines the equivalent damping in such a way that when this damping is applied to a SDOF system with a definite effective period which is obtained based on the secant stiffness in the maximum displacement response, response of this SDOF system becomes consistent with the nonlinear time-history analysis response.

Moreover, we study how to define revision, satisfying these weakened AGM postulates, from relaxation notions that have been first introduced in description logics to define dissimilarity measures between concepts, and the consequence of which is to relax the set of models of the old belief until it becomes consistent with the new pieces of knowledge.