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In order to gain insight into possible mechanisms leading to these deletions, we mapped the deletion endpoints by comparing examples of each of the recombinant sequences incorporating the deletion with previously determined genomic sequences.
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We illustrate the performance of the model by comparing the results of example finite element simulations using the continuum constitutive model to discrete lattice calculations with elastic plastic bars.
As it can be seen by comparing the example simulation plots of this network in Figure 10 with those in Figure 5 and Figure 9, this network is closer to the complete network also in time-series behavior.
By comparing values, for example of V 0.5) at the soma and soma_e_extracellular, results were the same.
Historically, estimates of dVs/dT (the change in S-wave velocity with temperature) are made at ultrasonic frequencies and are of the order −0.20 to −0.32 m/s/K for a range of igneous and high-grade metamorphic rocks, for example by comparing Vp/Vs of Christensen82 with P-wave derivatives Christensen and Mooney83.
Grouping by Entity avoids useless comparisons, for example, by comparing geometries of IfcWindow and IfcDoor.
The criteria could be tested empirically, for example, by comparing results of moderator subgroup analysis based on published effect sizes following the criteria to results of moderator subgroup analysis obtained through individual patient data meta-analysis of the same papers.
The use of seroprevalence data such as these to estimate age-specific infection rates therefore needs to be investigated further, for example by comparing force of infection estimates under different assumptions about waning antibody levels to prevalence data from DNA studies.
That could be achieved, for example, by comparing the outputs of the coupled model to results obtained experimentally.
Such measures could be used in combination to identify catastrophic costs, for example by comparing the amount of dissaving to the total amount of healthcare expenditure, using empirically determined thresholds.
