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As shown in the figure, the differences of between the schemes using the long term and instantaneous power constraints are quite small.

Similarly, the difference of relay transmit power between the schemes using the long term and instantaneous power constraints is also quite small.

The scheme uses the cell-averages between each cell and its neighboring cells to approximate the interfacial fluxes due to the applied pressure and electrical potential gradient (Arnes et al. 2007).

The relation between the numerical scheme used to solve the hydrodynamic equations and the scheme used to solve a scalar transport model linked to the shallow water equations, is also analysed in the paper.

We have addressed this by stating the scheme used and providing a reference for this scheme.

Of all taxa placed via the evolutionary placement algorithm (EPA; Fig.  9), Osmunda pulchella is the species that is most incongruently placed between the different weighting schemes: Using parsimony-based character weights, the EPA places Osmunda pulchella at the root of Claytosmunda, whereas it is placed either between Osmundastrum and the remaining Osmunda s.str.str

A comparison between the different schemes used in this paper is derived in Section 3.3.

This paper investigates interaction effects between permit and offset schemes, using the framework on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) as a test bed for evaluating the cost and benefit of including low-cost offsets in mandatory emission trading schemes.

The aim of this paper is to report about the comparison between different schemes used in the development of the numerical code.

Combining (12) with (19) we can give a comparison of power consumptions between legacy PSM and proposed schemes, using the parameters given by Table 3.

This definitive difference in homogeneity was clear when we displayed patient PC scores (heatmaps), grouped by cluster and ILAR subtype, and linkages (ribbons) between these 2 classification schemes using a Circos diagram.