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Forty minutes was selected because this corresponds to a good 10-km time and a 10-km pace is generally associated with lactate threshold.
To obtain a standardized index between zero and one, the number of components is divided by the initial number of concepts in the discourse because this corresponds to the maximum number of components possible.
In Figure 4c, as Figure 4b, the localization is around the defect layer and not inside it, because this corresponds to the second mode of sample 3. Calculations for sample 3 for the peak at 1.46 GHz appears in Figure 4d, as can be seen, localization of the displacement field is not observed.
Group 1 included patients with mastocytosis age of onset ≤15 years old (because this corresponds to the cut off between pediatrics and adult's population in the French health system).
We chose to model J d − s as a QWP because this corresponds to the primary distinction between the Trad and CP systems we constructed.
It was observed that cells were not able to form mature biofilms after 12 h probably because this corresponds to the time required for adherence to the biomaterial and the start of cell increment.
Therefore, we have to cut out the area below the threshold power because this area corresponds to the nonmonotonic part of the function.
A 1 kb window was chosen because this roughly corresponds to the 95% confidence interval window for the distance of ORC and MCM peaks from known ACSs (see above).
Because this transition corresponds to the completion of the key biochemical steps in the cycle, the associated rate constant, k2, is modeled as being independent of load.
Because this essentially corresponds to a superposition of a region with Θ = 1 (the central island) and a surrounding region with Θ = 0, ΔΦ increases linearly with coverage.
Because this date corresponds to increased medical care delivered by the establishment of the clinic, our results suggest that this may be responsible for the large co-occurring drop in selective pressures mediated by early mortality on height and BMI.
