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The "inverse optics" Bayesian model produces veridical slant estimates if the optic flow and the head translation velocity are measured with no error; because of the influence of a "prior" for flatness, the slant estimates become systematically biased as the measurement errors increase.

Hopefully, if these efforts and insights become systematically exploited and implemented, valid biomarkers may start accumulating in the foreseeable future, perhaps even at a rapid pace.

The interaction energy between the coal and the CO2 becomes systematically more negative with increasing pressure.

Moreover, as the inclination angle deviates from horizontal, the film thickness distribution becomes systematically less asymmetric.

Going from the subarctic to tropical regions, Td becomes systematically larger, showing a positive correlation with sea surface water temperature over a given geographical site.

The male dominance was observed over the entire studied period, yet it became systematically less significant over the period 1995 2014, especially in terms of production.

These flows transported finer sediment during the cooler glacial climate, and became systematically coarser-grained as the climate warmed and dried.

After the eruption, the depths of VT earthquakes became systematically shallower by ~1.0 km relative to pre-eruption hypocenters (Fig. 6b), even after adding numerous events with the matched-filter technique.

When the latter was lower or higher than the participants' baseline velocity, subsequent pointing movements became systematically slower or faster than the natural ones.

Importantly, catch-like behavior would also help to account for the unexplained but well-established observation that the CSK loss tangent (hysteresivity) systematically decreases as CSK tension increases [28], [29], indicating that the CSK becomes systematically more solid-like.

In particular, we observed a 2-fold decrease of U-Cd in adolescents compared with children; from approximately 18 years of age, U-Cd became systematically lower in men than in women.