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Thus, its contribution can be ignored in the overall statistical error, and ψ ik is equal to the experimental error.

In this case, assuming that the Curie spin contribution can be ignored, the PRE is defined as an additional contribution to relaxation [Eq. (2)]: (2) in which and are the longitudinal (i=1) and transverse (i=2) relaxation rates for the biomolecule in the diamagnetic and paramagnetic states, respectively.

Since the kinetic measurements were performed with a large excess of catalyst, the contribution from kd can be ignored under this condition.

Considering all groups of animals, i.e. internally used and unused sires, as well as internal animals sired by internally used sires, our results for the Walloon example suggest that contributions due to relationships can be ignored.

In general, this assumption is not correct unless background contributions to the intensity can be ignored and probe amounts are in excess of amounts in the aliquot hybridized to the array (Held et al. 2003; Held et al. 2006; Zhang et al. 2007).

Moreover, it is enough to measure the serious degree of aliasing effect by making the right shift of an analog spectrum, and the contribution of further shift terms can be ignored.

The boundary effect, as a result, can be ignored in the contribution of free energy.

The difference can be ignored only if the contribution from the covariance is insignificant.

This can affect the assumptions made in interpretations of data, including that the contribution of nonphosphorylated FDG to the total signal can be ignored.

However, it can be said in general that the effective medium theory is appropriate for small particles with low volume fraction where both the higher order multipole contributions and inter-particle interaction by multiple scattering can be ignored.

All these results show that double-counting of contributions due to relationships and due to records can be ignored for the prediction of EBV for internal animals that are sired by external animals.