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The theory behind this definition is that once an object is large enough it would "sweep up" smaller bodies in its vicinity, leaving its orbit empty except for itself, few transient interlopers (comets etc.) and maybe a resonant population with a small mass (e.g. Trojans).

The rationale behind this definition is that when all nodes have the same EAIFi, we should select the nodes with the highest weighted trust, Wi.

The logic behind this definition is that higher I v values indicate a pervasive situation that requires little spatial detail, while lower I v values indicate one intense situation that requires models with more spatial detail (Kemec et al. 2009).

The principle behind this definition is to strictly follow the mathematical definition of genotypes and do not consider experimental variations.

The rationale behind this definition is that a rewiring event may give that gene a new function, at least in terms of its upstream and downstream regulators.

The main idea behind this definition is that a galled network may be obtained by attaching one or more reticulations to a rooted phylogenetic 'backbone' tree, see Figure 1.

This definition is strictly functional.

Hence, this definition is too narrow.

This definition is both qualitative and restrictive.

But this definition is doubly problematic.

This definition is a resilient definition.