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Capturing peak flows approximately 1 year in four by dedicating around 200 km2 of land to groundwater recharge would reduce the magnitude of flooding and socio-economic impacts and generate around USD 250 M/year in export earnings for smallholder rainfed farmers through dry season cash cropping without unduly compromising the demands of existing water users.

The impact of the signal processing circuit used for capturing peak dv/dt was also taken in to account.

Nevertheless, if capturing peak arterial attenuation is not deemed crucial for perfusion analysis, i.e. when applying Patlak analysis only, shortening the duration of breath-holds might be a valid option to reduced volume mismatch.

After G'-filtering, the primary bases enriched at the −1 and +1 nucleotide positions were "T,C" and "A,G", respectively, consistent with the "YR rule" [ 19], indicating that G'-filtering was indeed capturing peak modes that were high confidence TSSs in our data set.

The three removal dates were as follows: late fall (removed on December 10 , 2010, for monitoring maladaptive fall germination; early spring (removed on March 8 , 2011, for investigating early germination; and spring (removed on April 8 , 2011, for capturing peak emergence.

This highlights the problems that can occur when using averages to capture peak behaviour.

OS-FBBC and OS-PHIM could not capture peak strengths and hysteretic behavior (energy dissipation capacity) because of the inherent assumptions in their numerical model formulation.

We included both single and dual compartment models (maximum slope and Patlak) and subsequently needed to acquire image data with high initial sampling rates (in order to capture peak arterial attenuation) as well as with slower sampling rates over a longer time span (for Patlak analysis).

On December 12 the SEA captured Peak #2 of Zijinshan and from this vantage point unleashed a torrent of artillery fire at Zhongshan Gate where a large portion of the wall suddenly gave way.

The challenges are to be able to adjust for background ILI rates and to time the survey(s) correctly to capture peak activity.

Furthermore, empirical estimates of incidence are cumulative measures and would have to be performed for a short duration at the right time to have been able to capture peak incidence.