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We quantify geometric errors in light-field representations and show how geometric error bounds directly affect rendering artifacts.

It is possible to prove the pointwise bounds directly; see e.g., [26] for such an argumentation in a similar setting.

These data suggest that miR-218 bounds directly to two specific binding sites in the 3′-UTR of LASP1 mRNA.

First, the observed behavior (i.e. choices and reaction times) does not allow us to estimate the subjects' bounds directly, such we cannot tell by how much they differ for the different conditions.

Then the conclusion that ({T^{n}0}) is bounded directly follows from Theorem 3.5.

The derived lower bound directly links the channel estimation error to the parameter β, defined in Section 3.3.

Therefore, ERR β and ER α remain bound directly or indirectly to the DNA sequence flanking the concerned ERREs.

In particular, FOXD3 bound directly to the promoters and activated transcription of genes that encode the cell death regulators CYFIP2 and RARB.

At each genome site occupied (though not necessarily bound directly) by a protein, ChIP-seq produces a tight cluster of read alignments, which can then be detected by software with high resolution.

This implies that hydrogen abstraction is a dominant rate-limiting step for Vmax of epoxidation because 5-LO Xabstracts the same hydrogen atom from 5(S -HpETE for epoxidation (C10), regardleS -HpETEether the 5(S)-HpETE is endogenous (generated in situ) or exogenous (bound directly).

Our analysis and the theoretical performance bounds extend directly to this framework, if we collect two sets of observations as discussed above.