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The optimized metal content corresponds to the composite around the maximum refractive index.

The disturbance of the relationship between the 232Th and the clay content corresponds to the fine earth mineralogy type and the proportion of igneous pebbles.

The minimisation of perceptual prediction error, across multiple hierarchical layers, approximates a process of Bayesian inference such that perceptual content corresponds to the brain's "best guess" of the causes of its sensory input.

Unfortunately, irrelevant and/or unsolicited content corresponds to the majority of this volume of data, and to decide whether to keep or discard each message is a known challenge in the context of machine learning.

Our results showed that permeability predicted from the threshold radius of the capillary porosity for cement pastes and mortars whatever the aggregate volume content corresponds to permeability measured after drying at relative humidity, RH equal to 90%.

There are GeSi QDs inside Si double layer, while an area with maximal Si content corresponds to the crater bottom.

Joint analysis of GPS TEC and COSMIC data allows us to extract and estimate electron content corresponded to the ionosphere (its bottom and topside parts) and the plasmasphere (h > 700 km) for different seasons of 2007 2009.

Therefore, we propose that R/G-chromosome band boundaries, which correspond with the early/late-switch regions of replication timing and a transition in relative GC content, correspond to "unstable" genomic regions in which concentrated occurrences of repetitive sequences and transposable elements including LINE and Alu elements are hypomethylated during tumorigenesis.

Sampling files shared on the Pirate Bay, they found that different types of content correspond to specific file sizes.

The changes in glucose content corresponded to the expression pattern of OsSUT2 transcripts in embryos during seed germination (Figs. 3b and 5).

It has also been reported that the energy capacity of the dry yeast cell mass depends on the total lipid content, wherein 64% of the lipid content corresponded to 73% of the energy value of dry biomass (Minkevich et al.2010).2010