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As shown in these figures, although the rise and fall patterns of the curve of hinge loss do not exactly correspond to the patterns of the F-measure, the hinge loss does indeed successfully captures the dimension that can generate the best-inferred edges in terms of the F-measure.

The patterns a, b and i in VvbZIP correspond to the patterns a, b and f in maize and the patterns b, c and g in rice, respectively.

Our observations of monthly influenza/ILI episode distribution correspond to the patterns in reportable positive influenza diagnoses and practice consultations recorded by the RKI acute respiratory disease (ARE) monitoring system.

The between-day differences in morning scores on KSD variables seemed to correspond to the patterns of mental fatigue in KSS in the preceding evenings, both indicating that two nights' sleep was needed for full recovery after night call.

The initial results for headache correspond to the patterns observed for sadness and anxiety (left part of Table 5), but after multivariable adjustment, loneliness (odds ratio, 1.47, 95% CI 1.10 to 1.96) was the only variable that remained statistically significant, suggesting that loneliness is associated with a higher prevalence of headache (right part of Table 5).

Given that the potential to coordinate expression of sets of genes is used in evolution of tissue-specific regulation, it is not surprising that many of the tissue-specific patterns of LTR-associated gene expression retrieved in this study based on normal transcriptomes, correspond to the patterns reported for carcinoma of the particular tissues.

These results correspond to the pattern observed in the biodistribution studies.

This would correspond to the pattern found in the mainstream population (Desplanques 1981, Chaudron 1985, Barnet-Verzat and Wolff 2003).

Our results, which correspond to the pattern observed in humans and assessed handedness in capuchins with a coordinated bimanual task, would seem to provide support for the importance of organization of the CC in influencing handedness.

This is believed to correspond to the pattern of changes in the volatile components of pear fruit aroma.

Interestingly the alterations in adiponectin protein levels in adipose tissue did not correspond to the pattern of mRNA expression.